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The publishers in offurinj this, their first attempt, at Directory work, dc. so with.*"
«ou3(5iousne3s that no pains and no expense have bean spared to make the •vrork per-
fect and complete. For canvassers they selected the very best men they could And.
In consequence of the ietusal of some parties to give their names, who were afraid of
" jury duty," the canvassers were unable to obtain several names, and in some case*
in consequence of the absence of occupants of houses the names had to be obtained
from neighbors ; hence, some names are probably wrong in spelling or initials. The
historical part of th'? work bas been prepared by Myron Finch, Esq., a gentleman who
was among the earlier settlers of the place, who has been a constant resident here,
and whose pen needs no commendations from thsm. That the book is perfect they do not
claim, but they do claim a degree of perfection that will make it of great value to t.h«
people of the town. Hoping that the work will be well received by the public and that
they will receive the necessary encouragement to repeat the work year after year, and
thereby give the public a reliable means of finding out each other's abiding place, a
necessity that has long been recognized in all large cities and villages in the world ;
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PROPERTY OF THE'''
CITY OF NEW YORK

■History of Mor^isania

In the early part of the year 1848, several mechanics and laboring men
in the City of New Yoric began to discuss the feasibility of seeking some
place near the city where they could erect dwellings, no matter how
humble, and with their families, settle down in them with the satisfaction
of knowing that they were not at the mercy of landlords. Nor was this
the only reason that led them to seek " homes" in the country. They
were weary of the noise and bustle of the city, and most heartly tired of
being cooped up in small tenements which they could not call their own,
and which afforded but indifferent accommodations for themselve*! and
their households, The moi'e the subject was discussed, the more feasible
did the project appear and discussion led to action. A public meeting
was called of those interested in the object, at Military Hall, No. 193 Bow-
ery, and here the matter was fullv talked over. The first meeting was
succeeded by another one, and that by another, until at length, it was re-
solved that the object was attainable, and a committee was appointed to
" prospect" in the vicinity of the city and to report the result at a subse-
quent meeting, whenever, in their judgment, they had found the right spot,
on which to locate a village.

In prosecuting their labors, the attention of tlie committee was directed
to wh-Tt subsequently became the village of Morrisania. The land was
deemed suitable for building purposes and the location was within one
hour's ride of the City Hall, by the Harlenl Railroad, which at that time
was running trains no farther than Croton Falls. The [)roperty was owned
by Gouverneur Morris and was used for farming purposps. Could the
property be bought at a reasonable figure and would t!ie railroad com-
pany establish a depot and afford traveling facilities for the people, if the
land was purchased and built upon by its future owners 1 Both of these
questions, so intimately connected with the success of an enterprise of this
character, was soon settled satisfactorily to the committee, and another
meeting was held at Military Hall to hear the report of the committee.
At this meeting, the report of the committee was favorably received and
steps were taken to efiect the purchase (>f the land, which was soon after-
wards done.

The plot which was purchased from Mr. Morris and which subsequently
became Morrisania proper, was bounded on the north by a stone wall, a

vi HISTORY OF MORRISANIA.

short distance above Eighth Street ; on the east by the old Boston Posl
Road, and on the south and west by Mill Brook. It embraced 200 acres,
and the consideration money paid lor it was $34,622, or about ^173 per
acre. The raising of the money for the purchase of this land and the div-
ision of it into building lots, were the result of harmonious associated effort.
A committee, consisting of Messrs. Jordan L. Mott, Nicholas McGraw and
Charles W. Houghton, Esqrs., was appointed by the association to take
charge of the funds, as Ihey were paid in from time to time and hold them
in trust for the association with which to purchase the land, Mr. Mott be-
ing the treasurer. The avenues and streets were laid out and worked at
the expense of tlie association, wliich also paid the expense of surveying
the lots. After deducting the area covered by the avenues and streets and
three public lots hereinafter referred to, there were left 167 acres of the
original 200 acres purchased from Mr. ]\Iorris. Tliese were divided into
167 lots of one acre each. An ai)praise(l pro rata valii? of each lot was
then made, after which as many cards as tliere were lots, were numbered
respectively from 1 to 167. These cards were placed promiscuously in a
box and drawn out by the members of the association, eacu member being
restricted in his right to choose a lot t(3 the order of the numbers re-
preseiited oil the cards. Tlie member who dre'v card No. 1, had the first
choice ; No. 10, the tenth choice, and so on. The di'awer of No. 167. had
Ilobson's choice: that or nothing, as that number re{)resented tlie only
lernair.ing lot to be taken.

After tiie ownership of each lot had been thus determined, Mr. ]»IorfiS,
who had meiir.while been ];ai(l the piu'chase money, executed a deed to
each lot owner separately. The deeds all bore date Se{)tember 8, 1848,
and contained a proviso, that each lot owner should erect a dwelling on his
lot within three years, at a value of not less than S300. Each lot owner was
granted a iree transit for horses and vehicles over the old Harlem bridge,
which at that tim,e and for several j-ears alterwards, was a toll bridge.
This bridge was subsequently replaced by the beautiful iron structure
which now greets the eye, and wliich is free to all travelers.

There were three reserved lots within the area purchased from Mr-
Morris, to wit : The lot on wliich the depot is situated ; the one on which
School House No. 3 is built and the lot directly in the rear of the latter,
fronting on Fulton avenue, and which was intended for a public square.

The growth of the village for the first few years after it was laid out,
was rapid. The railroad facilities, to which the village was almost wholly
indebted for its prosperity, were all that could have been desired. The
city offices of the Harlem Railroad Company were then in the building
now undersoiiig demolition on Tryon Row. From this point, fifteen trains
were run daily, early and late, to and from the village, at a commutation
of only $37.50 a year ; including one train each way for the especial ac-

HISTOEY OF MOREISANIA. tu

^oinmodation of working men, at a commutation of only $30 a year. B»t
t.hese facilities have been gradually reduced to less than one half the num-
ber of trains, while the commutation rates have been increased consider-
ably more than one hundred per cent. The effect of this policy on the
part of the Harlem Railroad Company, has been just what might have been
expected. "VYe have few, comparativei.y very few laboring men amongst
us whose occupations require them to be in the city at an early hour in
the morning. The New Jersey Railroad Companies, by adopting the
liberal policy towards the working classes which has been abandoned by
the Harlem Railroad Company, are diverting population from Westchester
€ount3 and rapidly studding their lines with numerous suburban villages,
ol which Morrisania was the model.

At the time of which we write — 13-18 — tbero were only two dwellings
within the whole area embmced in the. boundaries herein described. One
was the old stone house, &till standing on the rear of a lot on Fordhani
avenue, near Mr. Mohring's cigar store. The other a frame building now
standing on First Street and owned by Mr. Georgi. All the rest of the
tract was devoted to farming purposes, except the upper, or Iiilly portions
vhich were covered with a heavy growth of - • -t'--- •--' I on v,];;ch are now
ocated some of our most expensive and be;i rices. Xor did oar

.'ilJage assume its present name until neatly ivco years after it was laid
)iit. It was known as " New Village," and was so designated on the
time tables and tickets of the Harlem Railroad Company. What is now
lif^tt Haven, was known as Morrisania, and for more than a century, had
been so-called in honor of the several branches of the Morris family. In
this connection the following historical facts may prove interesting :

" The county of Westchester was organized with its present boundaries,
Novemb.T 1, 1683. Tiie county courts vvt-se held at Westchester village
until 1759. A court house was built ar V :': I'iains in 1760, at a cost of
£-1,000, and another at Bedford in 1786 c.L a <jj.:L of £2,000.- Bedford was
r. iialf shire town of the county tor several years before the erection of the
court house at that place, but the courts were held in the Presbyterian
church. The present court house at White Plains was completed in 1859»
and cost with the jail $120,000. In 1712, Morrisania and Fordhara were
manors, and the population of Morrisania was 62. Morrisania, West
Farms, Fordham (which is in the town of West Farms,) and Westchester,
vv-ere all one township, the town of Westchester. Their united population
in IS-tO, was 4,154, and in 1850 only 6,928."

At a united meeting of the inhabitants of Mott Haven and the New Vil-
lage, held at Mott Haven in the Spring of 1850, the two villages were
given the names which they now respectively bear.

The clause in the deeds requiring the erection of a dwelling on each lot,
within three years from the date of the ])urchase, was nearly complied

viii HISTOEY OF MOEEISANIA.

with ; but not in all cases, by the original owners ; for, so little confidence
had some of the members in the practicability of the project, that a lot
containinoj ap acre and valued at only $50 way without a purchaser ! To
heal the difficulty and thus secure the success of the measure, several of
the members of stronger faith duplicated their purchases.

During this period of our history, we often experienced the emotions of
hope and fear in their widest extremes. When in our " mind's eye" we
saw the future of our village rise up before us in its attractive proportions,
"a thing of beauty," we were highly elated and the large bull-frogs in the
marshes on the west side of the railroad track would seem to say to us in
their loud croaking voices, "A big thing!" ''A big tuing!" " A big
THING !" But when some unforeseen calamity befell us. such as a new
and an onerous exaction of the Harlem Railroad Company, and some of
our number would threaten to abandon the enterprise and return to the
city, our spirits would flag, and the frogs of lesser size and weaker lungs
would seem to taunt us in our dejection by squeaking out. '• I don't see it .'''
** 1 dortt see it .' " " 1 donH see it .'"

In the autumn of 1848, the late Andrew Cauldwell, Esq., father of Senator
Cauldwell, erected the first dwelling on the east side of Washington aveoiue,
about midway between Seventh and Eighth streets. But in the spring of
1850, the village had become an established fact. The land was all paid
for and the several lots were in the possession of parties disposed to im-
prove them. We here introduce the report of the treasurer of the asso-
ciation, as showing the condition of the enterprise at that date :

PURSUANT TO EESOLUTIOX, the property owners of the village of Mon-isauia,
Westchester County, N. Y., present the following synopsis of the Report of their
Treasurer, Jordan L. Mott, Esq., to whom the unexampled prosperity of their enter-
prize, it is no more than just to say, is mainly to be attributed :

Moi:r.:sANiA Village Association in Accot'NT with Joudan L. iloTx,
Presented May 1, 18aO.

From subscribers, including the assessment of two p-n- cent for grading

streets and avenues, $39,708 GO

From subscribers for deeds, recording deeds and acknowledgements of

deed s 468 37

From subscribers for sectional suiveyiug, 117 GO

From Parker & Lodge, the street contractors, for lumber, 7 50

Total, 640,301 47

Erjmidilures,

To Gouverneur Morris, tor the land in full, .*34,622 00

'* Jones & Newman, for maps of tlie property, 34 00

*' Parker & Lodge, tor grading streets and avenues, 4,038 83

" Rutherford & Co. for deeds 220 00

" M. I. Lockwood, Clerk of County of Westchester, for recording deeds, 22.5 00

Amount carried forward, $39,139 73

HISTOEY OF MOEEISANIA. ix

Amount brouijht forward, $39,139 83

♦' A. Findlay, for surveying- the property 470 25

" Ditto, for superintending grading streets, 200 00

•* Ditto, for sectional surveying 117 00

" Ditto, for acknowledging deeds, 26 37

*' Sundry law expenses incurred and examining title, release deed, &c.,. . 123 00

" G. I". Bunce, for sundry printing, 15 50

" L. S. Mott, for duties as Clerk, &e., 25 00

" Sundry advertising, 4 87

*' Sundry purchases ot lumber and materials for staking out lots, &c, 76 26

" T. C. Kelly, toward cutting down Seventh street, 104 38

Total $40,301 47

Audited April 16, 1850.

D. R. HARRISON, )

JAS. HERALD. } .Auditors.

r,p]NJ. J. TIMMS, )

During the ensuing summer, the enterprise prospereil ra])iilly. Many
buildings were erected and t!i^ new village witnessed a large accession to
its population. On the eighth day of September of that year, the citizens
celebrated the second anniversary of its setdenient by appropriate public
exercises. The number «»f persons present at the festivities, was variously
estimated ?.t o,00i) to 5,0131), and were from both city anil coui^try, t'ai" anc\
near. A procession was formed in front of tlie hotel, then keiit by Henr}^
Durell. lil'^q., and under the direction of Myroii Finch, Esq., asciiainnan of
the Committee of Arrangements, led b}' a band of music, marclr^il throigh
Fourth street, to Boston road ; thence to Eiglith street ; thence to Wash-
ington avenue, and thence down the avenue to a point on the wester!}' side
of the avenue, about midway between Fifth and Sixtli streets, where a
large platform had been erected for the accommodation of the speakers.
On passing down Washington avenue, the procession halted in front of the
residence of Andrew Cauldwell, Esq., and gave three rousing cheers, which
made the welken ring. The platform was erected in the midst of what was
then a dense, but very beautiful ceilar grove. What took place after the
procession reached the platform, is thus briefly told by the Westchester
Gazette, of September 13, 18-30, whicli paper was then published in the vil-
lage of West Farms :

CELEBRATION AT MORRISANIA.

ORDER OF EXERCISES.

Music.

Prayer, by the Rev. Mr. Gerard, of Morrisania.

Music.

Report on the Rise and Progress of the Village, by Benj. J, Timms, Esq.,

of Morrisania.

Music.

X HISTORY OF MOREISANIA.

Address by Era stub B.^ooks, Esq., of the N. Y. Ezp'-«»t.

Music.

Address by James Stillman, Esq., of Morrisania.

Music.

Address by C. A. Dana, Esq., of the N. Y. Tribune.

Music.

Addi-esKby R(?v. Dr. Armitage, of tiia Norfolk sfeet Baptist Chureh of

New York.

]\Iu.sic.

Benediction by Rev. Mr. Suimball, of tlie. Presbrterian Church,

?dorrisapia.

Muf?ic.

The exersises wero commenced by a few appropriatf* remarks by xMyron

Finch, Esq., the President of the (lay. Isi the course of his remarks Mr.

Finch stated that two years ago tiiat day, the deeds for ihe properly were

;?,iven.

Mr. Timms introduced the report by a few r.ertineijt remark-i. lie al-
ludei to the short time he had to prepare the Reporr, as liie one submit-
ted to the Qommitteo last evening contained more rhetorical flourishes
than historical truths, and after the adjournment of the Committee, he had
to prepare this. He then alluded to Political Free S ul. Ic was a mere
humbug — a contest between the slave holders of Louisiana, and the Capi-
talists of New York and Lowell. He preferred to own a homestead. Now
we are but in the beginning of the project. We ou-n homes and should
cultivate them. The laboring man ought not to b- obliged to labor as
long — he needs more time for his own use. It is nece.-<sary for onr wel-
fare that tlie rising generation be attended to. Here wa liave raised
.$5,000 for educational purposes. In New York our children learn a city
education — to chew tobacco, lie and steal and (inisli their education at tlie
Academy at Sing Sing. The amount that we have raised f>)r the purposes
of education here is unprecedented in a village only two years old. But
time admonishes raeto be brief, and I will put my brief in my pocket, not
that I am timid or bashful, but I see so many beautiful ladies that are
fond of dancing, and the gentlemen are fond of dinner.

Fiom the Report we glean the following statistics; — In October, 1840
there were 441 inhabitants; now there are OGl, making an increase of 520
in less tlian a year; then there were 68 houses, worth $61,000; now 140,
worth §105,000. Tlie church property is now worth ^11,000, the school
property, ^0,000. $225 liavo been spent in street improvement ; 107 acres
of land have increased in value §103,806, making a total increase in the
value of the properly in the village of $225,071 in a year

Thus much for the report from the Gjzrtte. After the exercis.es in the
grove wtM-e concluded, a large number of the com;>any repaired to the

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hotel; where Mr, Durell had preparod a sumptuous dinner for two hun-
dred guests, the tables being spread out door in the rear of the house.
Ample justice was done to the good things provided by Mr. Durell, after
which the company separated in groups, and walked about tha village,
exi)ressjng their admiration of the great success of the new enterprise. A
large number remained at the platform, underneath which, ample arrange-
ments had been made for '• tripping the light fantastic toe.'' By 9 o'clock
in the evening, the large number of visitors present during the day had
returned to their homes and our new village had resumed its wonted quiet.

Oil the 8th of September, 1851, the celebration of (he third anniversary
of the settlement of the village took place on the Public Square. The fes-
tivities were similar in all respects to those hereinoefore described. Hon.
William Cauldwell was tlie President of the day and Colonel Henry C.Todd
was the Marslial. The exercises were opened with prayer by Rev. Mr.
Cookson, of the Biptist Church, after v/hich an interesting sketch of the
rise and progress of the village ui) to that date was read by B^njamia J.
Timrns, Esq. From this sketch, it a-ppeared that the original 167 lots of
one acre each had increased in number to 210, some nf the lots having
been divided, and that all had bp-\'i built upon, save two. The value of
tlie buildings on these lots v,T!S far in excess of what was required by tiAe
terms of the deeds, many of them having cost several tliousand dollars
each. The report of Mr. Timms contained a large number of interesting
ficts relating to the prosperity of the enterprise, which were received
with the highest manifestations of satisfaction by the very large assem-
blage present. The principal address was delivered by George H. Purser,
Es(j., of New York, and abounded in most excellent sentiments, witii oc-

■ional fiuslies of wit and mei'riinent, which ke!)t his audience in the best
'.. huiuor. At th.': close of the exercises, the audience was waiting for the
benediction, and as Mr. Cookson had left the piatforin, the President said
he would dismiss them, whicli lie proceeded to do in the following words :
" Friends, may God bless you all, especially tlie ladies." This happy re-
mark of the Senator was well received by tlie audience and •' brought
down the house.'' The proceedings were published in full at the tiu-e in
the Westchester Gazette, and the New York Herald ^\\^ the Evening Pout;
but we have no copy of either of these i)apers at hand, and what we have
v/ritten above is from memory. Mr. Timms also read the names of the
])rojectors o( the enterprise and of those who, up to that date, had erected
dwellings on their lots. He has kindly furnished us with an alphabetical
list of these names, which is herewith appended. The following are the
names :

Althouse, Joseph Anderson, N. P. Allen, Henry A.

Ayres, Daniel Austin, David Arnold, Thomas

Anderson, Alexander Allendorph, Andrew Anderson, Moses

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HISTOEY or MOEEISANIA.

Andrews, John
Baclitler, Augustus
Barker, James W.
Banning, A.,
Bausher, Henry
Biele, Fred'k F.
Bloomer, A.
Bescliormann, A.
Brotl:erton, Elisha
Baker, S. F.
Bluminstiel, Isaac
Babcock, Henry
Bovey, A. E,
Burstrand, E. S,
Black, John
Bruding, Ernest F.
Cooper, James
Cantrell, John
Candy, George
Copland, Kolert
Cauldwell, Andrew-
Charters, James
Chave, Barnartl M.
Cook, John
Chambers, Miles
Chesnut, Benjamin
Collins, William R.
Cox, AVilliam A.
Delevan William
Deltz, Chas.
Dodworth, Thos.
Daniels, William
Devling, Francis
Dupuy, Guitian B.
Dale, Elizabeth
Ditchett, George W.
Dodd, John J.
Dodd, E.

Drummond, Sarah
Dcnnison, Peter
Dennant, Samnel
Denniston, Hance P,
Ellis, Eliza Ann

Folmer, Alexander A.
Franch, Theodore
Fill, James B.
Finch, Myron
Georgi, Christian D. E.
Gilder, John S.
Griffith, Joh-i W.
Grinton, George
Greener, Thos.
Grinton, David
Golder, John J.
Gilmore, Francis
Hettinger, John
Hoffminster, Chas. A.
Heckel, John
Hellmuth, C. B.
Hurley, Cornelius
Kurd man, Ann
Halsey, Moses E.
Hardwick, James B.
Hanptman, Arthur B.
Hart, Felix
Hyde, Tlios. W.
Herald, James
Harrison, Chas.
Hill, David A.
Harrison, David
Hyde, Thos.
Hyde, John
Hy^e, Joseph
Hellmuth, H. W.
Hull, James S.
Ives, Joseph S.
Ingersoll, Loring
Ives, Ira A.
Jaynes, Thos.
Knight, Ebenezer
Kelley, Timothy C.
Kampman, Chas.-
Knight, John
Kay, William
Logan, John
Lord, William

Lant, Joseph M.
Lassen, L. J.
Lyon, Edward W.
Myer, John
Mieurmann, Adolphus
Mills, John|
Middleton, Alexander
Mohring, John W.
Miller, Edwin M.
Mullany, P.
Murden, Joseph
May, Andrew
Middleton, John
Mykius, John
Maxwell, John G.
Morton, Thos.
Mott, Jordan L.
Murry, John
Myrick, John W.
Murphy, John
Muesmann, Henry
Moody, Winfield S.
Mott, De Witt C.
Mott, Lawrence S.
McFadden, John
McGraw, Nicholas
McDufi; James
McCoy, Robert
McFaddn, Alex.
McDonald, Chas. H.
Naumanne, Adolphus
Paidoe, Thos.
Parshall, James L.
Pridham, Wm.
Provost, Reuben M.
Pollock. Julius
Ridley, John
Russell. John F.
Reed, William H
Riley Edward C.
Rehfield, William F.
Ilushby, John
Reborn, Fred'k

HISTORY OF MORRISANIA.

: Smith, Mary Ann
:Strange, P. J.
Spinning, Edward
Smith, Jolin
Shook; Nelson
Stilhnan, James
Schwab, Michael
Soria, Joseph
Schenck, John A.
She])pard, William
Suydam, Anna
Solms, Henry
Stowell, Jose[)h
Squire, Anderson
Sommer, William

Scardilield, George
Sanger, Theodore
Schwoppe, Gustavus
Spearing, Thos, P.

Tirams, Benj, J.
Van Pelt, Trena M.
Van Doren, Mathew D.
Von Cort, C. C.

Stodder, Wentworth K. Wicks, Thos.

Smith, Willowby Winsor, John R.

Scherpe, Lebericht F. Witfleld, George B.
Sennor, John G. Walter, Nicholas

Sanhop, Henry Weeks, Sarah

Tomkins, Samuel E. Wilson, A. D.
Tremper, George R. W^illiams, Henry
Therune, Nicholas-A. Whiting, Davis J.
Turner, William Wiley, Joseph

Taylor, Henry W. Voung, John C.

Timpson, Thos. W.
Mr. McGraAV was killed daring the winter of 1864 by a railroad collis-
ion in the State of Ohio, he being a passenger on one of the trains which
collided. Mr.'Mott died at his residence on Fifth avenue, in New York,
in the month ot May, 1866. His death was caused by a sudden attack of
hemorrhage from a bursted blood vessel. Both began the world in com-
parative poverty, and both had amassed handsome fortunes by their own
unaided exertions. To their disinterested efforts in various ways, is the
town of Morrisania greatly indebted for its present prosperous condition.
Each was emphatically the " poor man's friend," and ever ready to re-
sp(»nd to the call of charity. Our town could ill afford to lose two such
men ; but they have left behind them fragrant memories which we love to
cherish, and which rise up before us like " a sweet smelling savor."
" None knew them but to love them ; none named them but to praise."
The anniversary of the settlement of the village was celebrated each
year up to and including 1857, at which time the last public demonstra-
tion in honor of that event, took place. The exercises were held on Pub-
lic Square, and ended in the evening by a display of fire works, at the
junction of Franklin and Fordhani avenues, and bj^ a ball at Morrisania
Hall. Like all of the preceding celebrations, it was " well done" and was
every way worthy of the occasion ahd of the event which it commemor-
ated.

It was several years after the settlement of the village, before the Har-
lem Railroad Company erected a depot on the lot which had been given
them for tliat purpose. The company thought that " one good turn de-
served another," and that the villagers, having pre.'-ented them with a site
for a depot, should also proceed to the erection of a depot building on it !
But the villagers " couldn't see it " They thought that they had done
their full share towards securing so necessary and so desirable an im-

xir HISTORY OF MORRTSANIA.

provement, by giving the lot to the company f<jr that purpose. Tlie sob-
ject was the occasion of several public raeetinas, and of a very spicy cor-
resj)ondeiice between a committee of the villagers and the acting Presi-
dent of the Company. One of the letters from this functionary, in which
he maintained the position above- stated, was framed and hung up in a
public place ; not only as a literary curiosity, but also as an indication of
*he very just and liberal policy which governed railroad corporations, gen-
erally and the Harlem Railroad Company in particular. An intimation
from the villagers, that legal steps would be taken to regain possession of
the lot, brought the company to terms and the present depot was erected
soon afterwards. George R. Tremper, Esq., then one of our fellow towns-
men, was the first Station Agent appointed to take char'Te of the " new
Morrisania depot." It is due to Gouverneur Morris, Esq., to say that,
while he was officially connected with the Harlem Railroad Company,
that gentleman used his best endeavors to secuie equal and exact justice.
as between the company and the villagers.-

The cause of religion and of education received early attention from the
new villagers. There are now six churches within the boundaries of the
original tract purchased from Mr. Morris.

There was no school of any kind, in what is now the town of Morrisania
except a district school taught in the old brick school-house iu Mott
Haven. In 1851, a frame school-house, which cost $5,000, was erected on
the village school lot where No. 3 now stands. The house was built and
the school was taught under the provisions of the Common School law of
the State. It filled up rapidly and soon outstripped the financial nbility
of the villagers to conduct it tind(?r the tlien existing system. A Board of
Education, styled "The Board of Education of School District No. 1 of
the town of West Fij.ins." was incorporated by the Legislature of the
State, in the Spring of 1852. The first members of the Board were
Edward W. Lyon, Jame.v L. Parshall, Lewis K. Osborn, Matthew 1). A'an
Doren, Gouverneur Morris, Harry M. Morris ajid Myion Finch. These
last two named gentlemen were appointed by Governor Hunt, to fill va-
cancies occasioned by two of the corporate members declining to serve.
The organic law of the Board made no pr(»vision for filling vacancies, ex-
cept by a vote of the ]>eoplf» at the Minual school election. Hence these
two appointments. The law, which was hastily drawn up, and passed at
the " tail end"' ot the legislative session of that year, Avas defective in
many important features; and in June, 1853, the present law, as it now
stands in the ALinual of tne Board, was passed at a s{)ecial session. The
" District" contaitied a large territory. It embraced nearly all of Tremont
and tlie present station house in that village, was then one of the school
houses under the jurisdiction of the Board. A few amendments have been
made t(> the law, one of wliich changed the corporate title, so as to make
it conform to the boundaries of the town of Morrisani.n. Under the ]n-o-

HISTORY OE MOREISANIA.

XT

TisioDS of this lavr, the schools of our towu have reached their present high
skandarcl, which it is to be earnestly hoped they will lonir maintain.

Until near the close of the jear 1849, the yillagers were destitute of
post office facilities. West Farms was the post office address for a terri-
tory which how contains more than 30,000 inhabitants. There was then
no post office at Fordham, Williams' Bridge, nor Tremont. The first Post
Mastor of Morrisania was John W. Myrick, of the firm of Hyde &. Myrick,
grocers, on the north east corner of Railroad avenue and Fifth street,
where the office was kept for several years after it was first established.
Stimulated by the example of the Morrisanians, the people of the olher
locRlities named, sopn afterwards established post offices in their respecl,-
ive villages.

Encouraged by the success of the Morrisania enterprise, several p'-rsons
purchased plots of land adjoining and in the immediate vicinity of the new
Tillage, and caused them to be surveyed and laid out in streets and build
ing lols^ and sold the lots at an advance of many hundred per cent above
ilie original cost of lots of the same size in " our" village. We have now
within the Hraits of our town, no less than eiffhieen such "enterprises,"
which have distinct names and which are designated on our Asseysnient
Kolls as distinct localities. Mr. Timms pre{)ared a table which was pub-
lis])ed in the Westchester Times of April 2, 1869, showing the ni:mber of
dwellings in these several villages, including our own, in the years re.'^pect-
ively named. As this table forms an interesting part of our history, as a
town, we herewith re-prodnce it:

TABLE.
gho^Tifiij the Nuiaber of Dwelliii2--noiises built in the several Villageb in the town
of Morrisania, between the years 1848 and 1868 inclusive :

18 < 9

1850

■ 1^50

I 1857

1860

( 18r7

[ 1868

JIAMKS OF VII.LAGKS.

i

o

1

o

c

i g

§

d

O

i

m

6

i
1

6

MoriiBr.nifi

68
68

149

55f

17;J

175
103

00

sn

4]
40

i''

3o
30
20
6

577

195

; 183

' 113

76

7.^

51

49

44

38

37

24

6

13

498
392
223
ltd
87
98
54
-ii)
51
38
37
24

24
32
1-2
79

529

4'i9
229
166
100
111!
.')7
55
54
48

s

11

38

35

12

15.'

568

IMelrot'p I'-outh

488

277

Melrose

189

lOS

iiorrisaina, ^A^est

58

Melrose, Xorth ....

62

Woodstock

58

Eltona

55

If ighbrid Seville

44

26

Claremont

11

Grove Hill

47

Wilton

40

13

Noith New York

185

13-

2

Total

149

1329

H8l'

1865

2080

3856-

xvi HISTOEY OF MOEEISANIA.

Note.— In the foregoing enumeration all buildings in course of erection at each
period were excluded excepting the village ot' Morrisania, for the years 1849, '50, '56,
and '57, when the writer was instructed to count all buildings for all purposes finished
or tiufinished.

All of the above named villages are within the corporate limits of the
town of Morrisania. Mr. Timms adds:

" This Table shows that between 1849 and 1868, two thousand three
hundred dwelling houses were erected, allowing fifty-six houses to
have been erected previous to that time, which is more than the}'- were at
that period. If we add to the above, all the houses that have since been
finished, and all the dwellings in course of ei'ection, also churches, schools
store houses, factories, work shops, offices, &c., we have a grand total of
three thousand buildings, and these structures ranging in value from five
hundred, to thirty thousand dollars each."

This of itself would be a fair exhibit for a town no older than ours.
But we have made some progress since the interesting statistics in this
table were collected. We herewith give the following figures on the sev-
eral subjects named, from the official enumeration as made by Milton C.
Lowden, Esq., Assistant U. S. Marshal, dating on the first day of June,
1870 :

No. of Dwellings 3,393

No. of Families 3,960

Assessed value of real estate $3,712,(-;89 00

Assessed value of personal estate 8."),000 00

Town Tax, 1870 $167,587 93

County, " , 30,065 80

State, " 34,022 66

School, " 42,452 44

POPULATION OF MORRISANIA AXD WEST FARMS.

Towns.
Morrisania.
West Farms.

We have endeavored, as far as possible, in writing this sketch, to speak
of Morrisania as it was, before it became a distinct town; for at the time
of commencing the new village and for several years thereafter, the whole
territory now embraced within our town limits, was in the township of
West Fainis. An old, weather-beaten, battered- faced mile-stone theu
stood and is still standing on the south west corner of Sixth street and the
old Boston Post road (we dislike the name of "Broadway" given to this
ancient thoroughfare,) which informs the passer-by, that it is " 10 milks
FROM New York." This must have heen before the city had stretched
its length above Chambers street ; for it is well-known that when " )^e
ancient Knickerbockers of New York" built the City Hall on its present
site, they located it ({uite outside of the compact part of the city, not

Native.

Foreign.

White.

Colored.

Total.

12,207

7,403

19,324

286

19,610

i 0,044

3,328

9,249

121

9,372

HISTOEY OF MOEEISANIA. xvii

dreaming that large stores, warehouses, hotels, palaiial residences, &c.,
would ever be built above that limit. So much for the far-seeing wisdom
of the sleepy old Knickerbockers! But at as early a period as 1848, we
were not "10 miles from New York," and we are much nearer to it now
then we were then. We are now as near the northern boundary of the
Central Park, as is all that portion of the city lying below Houston street,
to its southern boundary. Yet we were -'in the country."

Not only in our village that was to be; but all around it were fields of
waving grain, potato patches, meadows, corn fields, apple orchards and
cow pastures. These were fenced with heavy stone walls, along whose
sides grew luxuriantly sumach, hazelnut, and (out of which our mas-
culine juveniles made pop-guns,) elder bushes, and raspberry and black-
berry vines, from the latter of which we have picked many a basket of
delicious fruit. Our numerous cedar groves abounded with the winter-
green plant and beautiful wild flowers. Snakes, of different species, were
plentiful; and the land turtle, which the Irishman told his fellow country-
man was '-'an animal with a saddle on his back, and that he swallowed his
iiead with his mouth " was in the fields, gardens and in the public streets.
Toads would hop around in our door-yards and would be found even in
thf^ ai-eas and cellars of our houses, nor is the "race" yet extinct. Our
ears would be sahited by day with the lowing of kine and the bleating of
sbeej). and by night with the shrill hooting of the. screech owl and often
deliiii)ted with the softer, sweeter notes of the whippoorwill, perched in
somp' neighboring grove. As we walked along the streets with a friend
from the city, a large " sarpint," with his forked tongue protruded, would
saddenly cs'oss our path, frightening our city cousin out of his wits and
<iarrying his thoughts back to the time when one of these reptiles, " more
■subtile than any beast of the field," held a fascinating and seductive
-dialogue with our ancient mother in the Garden of Eden, in which she
was beguiled into partaking

a * * * * Of the fruit of that forbidden tree.

Whose mortal taste brought death into the world and all our woe."

We remember, as late as the summer of 1851, Chas. S. Stearns, Esq.,
who resided on Fulton avenue, near Seventh street, brought a huge black
snake to the depot, one morning, which he had killed in Seventh street,
near Fordham avenue. His snakeship was an old " socdolager," and
measured 3 feet and 11 inches "from the tip of his nose to the end of his
tail." Then again, "oft in the stilly night" when we were enjoying " Na-
ture's sweet restorer," the weazle and the "pole-cat." alias a "Weathers-
field kitten," alias an "essence peddler," would enter our hen-roosts and
" suck the life's blood" from our favorite Bantums and Dorkings. On a
srarm summer's evening, numerous fire-flies would flit through the air,
2a

xviii HISTOEY OF MOEEISANIA.

emitting a light of which the dim flicker of one of our present street
lamps, is but a feeble imitation. Surely tve tvere "in the country,'' and not
only in the country, but in the sleepy old town of West Fai-ms, whose in-
habitants had been stationary for a hundred years, never forgetting any-
thing and never learning anything new ! We were subject to its local town
laws — we mean the town laws of these sleepy West Farmers. If we
wanted a little of tlie town's money for any public improvenjent, such as
cutting down Seventh street hill, the matter had to b? submitted to a town
meeting, and there v/ere nine chances out of ten, against our obtaining it.
They veri'y thought, these V/est Farmers did, that the demands of these
new villagers would ruin them by excessive taxation,, tliat they would be
" dead broke,- sure ;" forgetting that the establishing of our village in
their town had already increased the value of their property more than
one hundred per cent. ! TFe were a 'dive," wide-awake people. We be-
lieved in progress and we "showed our faith by our works." Many of us
were up and in the city in the morning at our work-shops and other places
of business long before these drowsy West Farmers had done yawning, af-
ter liaving taken their first matutinal nap ! Again, all of the town offices
were located in West Farms village, and all of the town officials resided
there. Our business frequently demanded that vv^e sho'^ld go to the village
aud we always felt a sense of drowsiness come over us on our return, with
an irresistible desire to go to bed. Indeed, a wag of a fellow once sug-
gested to us, with a wicked twinkle of the eye, that Irving wrote " IVcsi
Farms'' instead of "Sle?py JIolloic,'" in his sketch of Rip Van Winkle, and
that the suostitution of the latter name for the former v»-as simply an error
of the printer.

The reade.- will refdily conclude that two sucli " iVoples " could not
"dwell together in peace and unity." Conflict of interests and sometimes
petty, local jealousies, disturbed the pleasant relations which ought to
exist between neighbors, and in 1855 the town of West Farms was divided.
Morrisania being given its present name, and assigned its preseiU bound-
aries, according to law. The division was satisfactory to both ••communi-
ties," and we believe, was mutually beneficial.

We ought to state, in justice to the ])resent residents of West Farms,
that our somewhat rose colored sketch of that locality does not apply to
them. We intend it to apply to the West Farms of 18-18-55 and not to the
West Farms of 1871. That town is now sensibly alive to local enterprise
and public improvements, and the time is not far distant, when its numer-
ous suburban villages will rank amongst the most beautiful, enterprising
and prosperous of any in the country.

Our town has been the theatre of several singular and fatal railroad ac-
cidents. Indeed, for the first few years after our settlement, it was known
as ''the slaughter ground," and the office of coroner was the only towm

HISTORY OF MOERISANIA. xix

office worth having. Life insurance companies "played shy" of all appli-
cants for insurance from Morrisania who were known to be daily passen-
gers on the Harlem railroad, and demanded an extra premium when exe-
cuting an insurance policy on their lives. — Seriously, the frequency of
death and injury from so-called " accidents" on the road, became a sub-
ject of common remark and caused a sense of insecurity of life and limb
to be felt in the minds of many villagers. The trains of both companies,
the Harlem and New Haven, w^re run at a higher rate of speed than at
present and with a recklessness which rendered it necessary for persons in
the cars or on or near tlie track, to "stand from under," We give a few
of the5ie accidents, written from memory vritliout much regard to their
ciironological order : Early one morning in October, 1849, during the
prevalence of a dense fog, a Harlem train moving north, and a New Haven
train moving south, both run'iing at a high rate of .speed, collided just
above Eigiith street, in consequence of running into a drove of cows,
which were being driven across the track. Result : One passenger's leg
broken, nine cows killed, eleven cars wrecked anii piled up in a mangier
that beggars description and tliat could not have beeii done by all the
meclianics in the universe awl everybody surprised that hfly persons had
not been inslauLly killed and as many more maimed for life. Tlie writer
was at the sceae a few minutes after the collision. On the afternoon of
the eleventh day of August, 1859, a local up train while discharging pas-
sengers at the Morrisania depot, was run into at the rear by an up express
train, moving at a high rate of speed. Result: Cars of the local train
"telescoped." one passenger instantly killed and several others injured ;
amongst them, the writer, who was a passenger on the local train. The
engineer and fireman of the express train leaped "for dear life" an instant
before the collision and escaped unhurt. On the evening of December 24,
1851, during the prevalence of a blinding t>no\v storm, three men, wlio
wjre walking on the east track, near the Melrose deijot, 8tep;)ed on the
opposite track to avoid an up train when they were struck by a down
New Haven train, and all three were instantly killed. On a beautiful
afternoon in October, 1852, an up Boston train ran off the track at Melroae
in consequence of a misplaced switch. Several of the passengers were
injured by the breaking of the glass of the cars, as they were plunged
end foremast down the embankment, and the locomotive careened over,
taking with it the engineer, who was crushed to death beneath its pond-
erous weight. The event was witnessed by the writer, who was standino-
on the piazza of his house. It may be of " historical interest" to some
who read these pages, to be informed, that at this period of our hintory,
there were six svTitches and a turntable at Melrose and four passengor
trains were run daily to and from Port Morris. It was over this road that
th» paflgengera of the Great Eastern were brought on th» flrftt arrival of

XX HISTORY OF MOREISANIA.

that vessel to our shores, as she became disabled when off Port Morris,
where she lay for several days, during which time she was visited by
thousands of persons from the city and elsewhere. Early on the morning
of January 1, 1853, the weather being dark and rainy, a down Harlem
freight train, while in the act of switching off on the Port Morris track, a
little below Fourth street, was run into at the rear by a down New Haven
train. Result; Conductor of freight train, who was asleep in the
"caboose," instantly killed ; a brakeman on the same train crushed to
depth between the cars ; a car on the freight train, filled with whiskey in
barrels, was set on fire from the locomotive of the New Haven train, and
consumed, and a "smash-up" and burning of cars, generally. The writer
was present a few minutes after the collision. The mangled bodies of the
conductor and brakeman presented a sickening sight. In March, 1852, a
local up train, in which the writer was a passenger as far as Morrisania,
stopped at Williams' bridge, before proceeding further, for the Alban)^
down express train to pass. (There was then only one track above that
point.) Presently, a New Haven train passed down, mistaking which for
the Albany train, the conductor of the local train ordered the engineer to
go on. Before proceeding two miles it was met by the Albany train, both
trains moving at a high rate of speed, and a fearful collision ensued. Re-
sult: Three persons killed and many others severely injured, amongst
them Conductor Sharpe of the down train, and the locomotives and cars
of both trains badly "smashed up." On seeing the result of his careless-
ness, the conductor of the up train, who was uninjured, started off" at
"double-quick," and has never been heard from since; he may be running
yet! Early one morning in the autumn of 1853, a down local train, con-
taining a large number of our townsmen, while standing near Fiftieth
street, in the city, was run into by a down New Haven train, killing six
passengers and wounding many others. Early one morning of the same
year, a down local train, in which the writer was a passenger, ran off' the
track at Forty-second street, in consequence of a misplaced switch, and
jolted over the ties for quite a distance. Result : Several women fainted,
others screamed and many of the men lost all presence of mind and be-
haved themselves in such a manner as to render the whole scene a most
magnificient farce ! Had there been an embankment at that point, the
result might have been different. It should be stated, that at this time,
all of the cars were drawn from Tryon Row by horses to Thirty-second
street, where they were coupled and the locoinotive "hitched" to thetrain^
Stewart's magnificent iron building now covers the ground where then
stood the engine house of the Harlem Railroad Company. The tunnel at
Thirty-second street was not then built. During the erection of the stone
bridge on Harlem Flats, one dark night in the winter of 1853, two Harlem
trains,^ moving in opposite directions, collided on a temporary trestle

HISTOEY OF MOEEISANIA. xxi

work built on the west side of the track. But the collision was too slight
to throw either train off the track, which was forty feet above the ground
and supported only by upright posts. During one afternoon in the winter
of 1854, an up Harlem train approached Harlem bridge while the draw
was open. The engineer did not perceive the signal of danger until the
train was Avell on the bridge. He reversed the engine, "whistled down
brakes," and stopped the train just as the engine was within three feet of
the f'3arful abyss ! Early one morning in March of that year, a Morrisania
train, on which the writer was a passenger, on his way to Philadelphia,
ran off the track in the middle of the old Yorkville tunnel in consequence of
an obstruction caused by a large lump of ice which had frozen during the
night. Result: Nobody hurt, but cars thrown across both tracks in a
zig-zag direction, from under which we were compelled to crawl out as
best we could, in pursuit of daylight ! It was an exciting scene in the
darkness of that tunnel and one well calculated to make us feel how pro-
videntially we had been preserved from a horrid death. In the summer
of 18-)4, one afternoon, a man who had just left the rear end of un up train
then standing on the track at Melrose depot, in attempting to cross on the
west side, was struck by a down New Haven train and instantly killed. It
was accidents and hair-breadth escapes from causes like this, which led
both companies to adopt the rub, now in force, requiring a train approach-
ing a station where another train is discharging passengers, to come to a
full stop. The Harlem bridge event also led to the ado[)tion of a rule re-
quiring all trains to come to a full stop before crossing a bridge. The
legislature of Connecticut had compelled the New Haven company to
adopt the same rule in that State in consequence of the Norwalk disaster ;
but the adoption of it by that company in this State was the result of a
mutual agreement between the two companies. From the foregoing in-
stances, which are not all that might be given, the reader will form some-
idea of the "perils by land" which we encountered daily, in going to and
,from our places of business in the city, during the early period of our
history.

Amongst the conductors on the road during this period, we call to mind
the following : Messrs. Edwards, Blackledge, Keese, Sharpe, Latour,
Ostrom, James and Richard Murphy, Burchell, Coutant, Barton, Banta,
McAnanna, Kelly, Jennings, Marx, Bennett and Cummings. The first six
named are still in the service of the company. Mr. Edwards is the cour-
teous and efficient Station Agent at Morrisania; Mr. Blackledge is the
" Starter" of trains at Twenty-sixth street ; Messrs. Keese, Sharpe and
Latour, are conductors on express trains, and Mr. Ostrom is conductor on
the city line.

In 1864, our town was incorporated by an act of the Legislature and
divided into four wards. Each ward elects two trustees ; and the Super-

xxii HISTORY OF MORRISANIA.

visor of the town, is ez-qffido, a member of the Board of Trustees, thus
constituted. Under the provisions of the act of incorporatior, we have
been favored with many local public improvements, amongst which are
several fire cisterns, streets newly graded, curbed and guttered, and
lighted with gas; side walks, cross walks, a more efficient police system,
&c. These improvements cost something in the shape of taxes and as-
sessments, yet we do not think there are many amongst us who would be
willing to return to the old system of town government,

A few years since, a lad of seventeen summers, who came here with his
parents in 1850, and who appeared to take a pardonable pride in speaking
of himself as " one of the oldest inhabitants," was walking around the vil-
lage with a city cousin. This " old inhabitant'" pointed out to his city
comrade some cf the principal improvements of the place and expatiated
exultingly upon the wonderful progress the village had made " since he
was a hoy P' Oar town is still in its infancy ; yet few places can present
■more tangible evidences of growth, in so young a town, of all that goes to
make up an enterprising and a prosperous comrauniiy. But he who un-
dertakes to write its history a half a century hence, will have a task to
perform quite different from that which the writer of the present imperfect
and hastily written sketch is about to bring to a close. He will trace its
rise, as we havedoi:e, to the efforts hereinbefore referred to, of tliose few
determined men who, in 1848, in the city of New York' originated the en-
terprise, lie will speak of the erection of the first house in our village by
the Jate Andrew Cauldwell, Esq., in 1849, and will tell his readers that this
house v\'as not the commencement of a single village only, but the begin-
ning of a siicces.sion of densely populated villages which may then be
Been in the towns of West Farms, Westchester, Eastchester, Pelham, New
Pvochelle, Mamaroneck, Rj^e, Yonkers, and White Plains; how large plots
of ground, dating from the corumencement of Morrisania, continued to be
laid out in the lower end of the county, for villages and suburban resi-
dences, and that the-re is no such thing as " a farm" south of White
Plains. He will speak of the numerous facilities, cheap and quick, for
reaching the lower end of the city; of steam ferry boats running from the
banks of the rivers which line our shores; of numerous viaduct railways
starting from a i)oint fifteen miles above Harlem river and running to, and
converging at the Battery ; of Harlem river as dredged and lined with
docks; of '-spurs" constructed from the Spuyten Duyvil and Harlem
river road, now being built down to the docks on the north side of the
river, where vessels of heavy tonnage will be in waiting to receive the
numerous products brought by rail from the great West and convey them
to Europe without trans-shipment, and of the Sound boats from Boston
and the gi-eat ocean steamers, as landing at Port Morris.

He will speak of the lower end of Westchester county as the homes of

HISTOEY OF MOEEISANIA. xxiii

the toiling thousands who earn their bread in that part of the city lying
below Harlem river ; of the spacious grounds and stately mansions of the
wealthy who have made this portion of the county their dwelling places ;
of magnificent diives, boulevards and parks, such as the world has never
seen ; of a population within fifteen miles north of the Harlem river as
large as that then in the city south of it : of our town as one of the
densely populated wards of the city ; of the Harlem river as being to New
York what the river Thames is to London, the dividing water line between
two portions of a great city connected by numerous bridges, and of Mor-
risania as forming the center of population of this division. Call this a
dream if you will, but he who shall write a faithtul history of our town
fifty years hence, will record it as an accoraplisiied fact. M F.

West MoRrasAxiA, May 25, ISTl.

House of Eest for CoitsmnptiYes, Tremoiit.

In the summer cf 1869, tha Lady-in-Charge of this institution applied
to the Rev. Dr. Rnmney and a few other gentlemen, to assist in establish-
ing a Home where Consumptives might be specially cared for. The plan
•submitted to these gentlemen was so excellent and desirable, that they
gladly ofiered her their warmest sympathies and assistance, and, associa-
ting with themselves others who felt a like interest in tlie undertaking, the
Board of Trustees, as now constituted, was organized in October of the
same year, and on the first day of November the " House of Rest" h&-
asime an established fact — and thus to Miss Bogle belongs the honor of the
establishment of an institution, which, we trust, will soon become one of
best charities of our land, as it is the only one of its kind in this country
— except that established by Dr. Cullis in Boston.

The institution, is situated in Tremont, and, as its name implies, has
been established for the purpose of affording the benefits and com-
forts of medical aid and kind nursing to those who are suhering from
Pulmonary Complaints, and cannot obtain the relief they so much need
for themselves. It is designed to give the inmates of this charity the ad-
vantages of a Home, where the disease may be made a specialty, and
treatsd as having a hope of improvement, if not of complete restoration,
and also to provide them with the ministration of the Gospel according to
the forms and doctrines of the Protestant Episcopal Church.

The last annual report states that during the past year 38 patients have
been admitted— 21 male and 17 female. Of these 14, have been dismissed,
the most of them so much benefitted as to be able to take care of them-
selves. 12 have died and 12 remain in the House. The number of
■deaths may seem to be a large ratio ; but it must be remembered that a

xxiv HISTOEY OF MOERISANIA.

large proportion of the patients when received are so far gone that no hope-
exists of prolonging life — and the only desire is to soothe their pathway
to the grave, and endeavor to bring them nearer to the Saviour. Of the
whole number admitted, 15 were Roman Catholics, and the others were
from the various evangelical denominations. Average • attendance during
the year, 20.

The report of the Treasurer, Hon. Edward Haight, shows that the ex-
penditures for the year amounted to .$9,373.95, and the receipts to $8,210.10,
leaving a debt of $1,163.85. The county has granted the institution
$4,000. a most timely and well merited donation.

Donations in money, furniture, clothing, bedding and bed linen, veget-
ables, groceries, laundry articles, canned fruits, jellies, Bibles, testaments^
prayer books, and any suitable readi.:g matter, will be thankfully
received.

The following are the officers, for the current year ; — lit. Rev. Horatio
Potter, D.D., LL.D., D.C.L., President, ex-officio. Trustees : President,
Henry J. Cammann, 8 Wall street, N. Y., or Fordham ; Yice-PresidentSj
Rev. A. B. Carter, D.D., 112 East 16th street, N. Y. ; W. C. Wetmore, 9
Pine street, N. Y., or Fordham; Hon. Ed. Haight, 9 Wall street, N. Y., or
AVesichester. Secretary, Rev. C. C. Tiffany, Fordham. Treasurer, Hon.
Edward Haight. Collector, S. L. Douglas, (care E. P Datton & Co.,) 715
Broadway, New York. Pastor, R'^v. T. S. Rumney, D.D., White Plains,
Rev. T. Galloudet, D.D., 9 West 18th street, N. Y. ; Rev. T.' M. Peters, D.
D., Broadway and 100th street, N. Y. ; Messrs. W. B. Osden, Fordham ;
S. A. Martine, 71 Warren street, or White Plains; R. G. Rolston^ 26 Ex-
change place, N. Y. ; Woodbury G. Langdon, 51 West 36th street, N. Y. ;
A. M. Stanton, Fordham ; H. N. Camp, 149 Pearl street, or Fordham ; I.
C. Buckout, Harlem R. R., N. Y., or White Plains; J. H. Wheatley, 101
Wall street, or 128 Remsen street, Brooklyn. Attending physician. Dr.
Sprague, Fordham. Consulting physician, Dr. Leaming, 310 West 23rcl
street, N. Y. Lady-in-Charge, Miss E. A. Bogle.

Patients applying for admission must procure a certificate from the-
consulting physician. Dr. Leaming. 310 West 23d street. New York, and;
present the same to the President, at No. 8 Wall street, or at the House.

Congregationalism— History of tlie First Congregational

Church.

Congregationalism, as a system of church polity, may be defined as " a
pure democracy ; a government of' the people, by the people and for the
people," composing each individual church, in which all, both male and
female, have equal rights and in which the majority rules. Members are
admitted on giving satisfactory evidence of their Christian experience by

HISTORY OF MOEEISANIA. xx

a majority -^^ote of the whole church ; and each member, including the
minister, stands exactly on the same platform. Each has rights \vhich are
common to all and each is amenable to the same ecclesiastical tribunal,
to wit: TO THE Church itself, whose decision, by a majority vote, on
all matters coming before it is final. Under the Congregational system of
church government, a body of Christain believers may organize them-
selves into a church, adopt Articles of Faith, institute measures for the
maintenance of public worship, call a minister and settle him and on his
own request dismiss him to the pastorate of another church, without the
aM2!Z!on*i;«^/ve intervention of either Presbytery, Classis, Diocese, Conference,
Priest, Potentate, Bishop or King ; and all the civil rights which inhere in
any church organization, are sacred in the eye of the law in a church thus
constituted, and as such, the organization will be legally protected. It
is customary, when forming a church, or when settling or dismissing a
pastor, to call a council, composed of neigliboring ministers and laymen
for consultation and advice, and while the decision of a council is always
respected and generally followed, it has no binding obligation on the
church, which still retains and exercises its individual independence.
Such a system of church government, while it certainly does not hinder
the usefulness of its members in the gieat work which Christ has
given them to do. secures to each, perfect individual freedom and leaves
the church, as a united body, untrammelled by outside ecclesiastical
authority. The Articles of Faith and the forms of public worship in the
Congregational Church, are identical with those in the Presbyterian Church ;
the only difference in the two bodies beingtheir respective forms of church
government.

The First Congregational Church of Morrisania was organized in the
summer of 1851, under the oiinistry of Pvev. Edward F. Ross, then just
completing his studies in the Union Theological Seminary, New York. Its
beginning was "the day of small things." It met in a building next to
and south of Morrisania Hall, in a small room used for the double purpose-
of a land office and railroad depot. The membership was small in num-
bers and the congregation, including the members, did not exceed fifteen
persons. Amongst its projectors (we were not then connected with it nor
have we any record at hand as we write) we call to mind, Charles Speaight,
George Pollock, Daniel Desmond, Joseph S. Ives, Philo Price and John A.
Henry. We think that all of these gentlemen constituted its first Board
of Trustees. Mr. Ross was formally installed as its pastor in September
of that year, and continued as such until his resignation, which took place
in March, 1853.

Prior to the resignation of Mr. Ross, the church and congregation had
largely increased in numbers, and that pan of the present church edifice
which forms the transcept, was erected and used until the summer of

xxvi HISTOEY OF MORRISANIA.

1864. On the 28th day of July of that year, the corner stone of the
present commodious and beautiful house of worship was laid and the edifice
was dedicated on the 18th day of Dacember following. The enlargement
of the building was mainly due to the efforts of Rev. Washington Gladden,
then pastor ot the church.

The seating capacity of the church is 432. It is neatly and tastefully
finished inside, and has the largest and finest organ of any church in the
place, if not in the county. The singing is good, and the preaching serv-
ices such as to attract audiences respectable in numbers, in the morning
and a very lai-ge attendance in the evening. The present acting pastor
has ministered to the church since the first Sunday in November last, at
which time, the attendance was very small, and the prospect somewhat
discouraging. At various times, since January, 1866, the church has suf-
fered from the withdrawal of about twenty members and nearly as many
pewholders, and several teachers and entire classes in the Sunday School,
Avho went to a neighboring church, and who have contributed very ma-
terially to the numerical strength and financial prosperity of that church.
It has also furnished nearly the entire membership of the Second Congre-
gational (colored) Churc'i in Melrose, as also the scholars in its Sunday
School.

Notwithstanding these large drafts upon the church, the cot)gregation
and Sunday school, it is able to j'resent a very creditable and en-
couraging record. One male member has recently been added to its
communion on profession of faith, making its prese'it membership 87 ;
pews are being taken quite fi-equently. and the audience^, both morning
and evening are constantly increasing in numbers. It has just extended
a unanimous call to Rev. V/m. Westerfield to become its permanent pas-
tor, which it is understood he will accept. Both the church and congre-
gation are perfectly united in love to Christ and love to one another, and
their chief desire appears to be to glorify God and to Imild up tlie Re-
deemer's kingdom here upon earth.

The Sunday School is large and flourishing, and is accomplishing a
good work, both at home and elsewhere. It has a register number of 173
scholars, and the attendance for several SuiKlays past, has seldom been
less than 130. It has 19 teachers, besides the superintendent and an as-
sistant, and two librarians and two secretaries. It has recently lost one
te?cher — Miss Sanford— by death, for which reason its banner was draped
in mourning during the procession on Tuesday last. The library contains
400 choice volumes, 300 of which are nearly new. It has contributed $75
during the past year towards tlie .support of a Sunda)' School Missionary
at the West, and ^52 towards the support of a little girl— Sophia Hutner —
in the Howard Mission School, and at this date, is not orily out of debt,
but has $39 in the treasury.

HISTOEY OF MOEEISANIA. xxvii

The church has had the following named pastors since it was organized :
Rev. Edward F. Hoss, who resigned in 1853 and died in 1854; Rev. Chas.
0. Reynolds, now pastor of the Presbyterian Church, St. Augustine,
Florida ; Rev. Edwin S. Fairchild, now pastor of the Reformed Church,
Flushing, L. I. ; Rev. Washington Gladden, subsequently pastor of the
Congregational Clinrch, North Adams, Mass., and now religious editor of
The Independent, and Rev. Henry G. Blinn. now pastor of the Presbyterian
Church, Cambrid2;e, N. Y. The church was without a pastor from the
time Mr. Blinn left, April 1, 1^70, until November 1st, of the same year,
at which time Mr. Westerfield commenced his labors as stated supply.
With the permanent settlenjent with us of Mr. AVesterfield, we hope and
pray that the church may enter upon a new career of usefulness and pros-
perity, in expectation of which we will "thank God and ^ake courage."

M. F.

West Morrisaii'ia,
Thursday Evening, June 1, 1871.

First Presbyterian Ghurcn Morrisania.

BY REV. ARTHUR POTTS.

In, or about the year 1851, three lots (one on Fordham, and the other
two on Washington avenues.) were given in order to establish a Presby-
terian Church in Morrisania. Upon the Fordham ave. lot a very small
building was erected in which services were held for about two years.

The congregation was mixed in character, being composed of various
denominations, which had no place of worship of their own, so that when
certain causes arose, the small congregation melted away, the. enterprise
was discontinued, and the property was placed in the hands of the New
York Presbytery, who held it for the future church in Morrisania.

THE '• POTTS MEMORIAL," PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

During the Winter of 1865, the attention of the Rev. Arthur Pott's, of
New York City, was called to the fact that tlie Presbyterian Church was
not represented in our rapidl}^ growing town.

After a consultation with some of the older members of the Presbytery
of New York, and with the co-operation of a few gentlemen, among whom
were Messrs. A. F. Douglass, N. P. Ferris, and J. F. Remmy, a third story
room was hired in the Exchange building, corner of Washington ave. and
Fifth street, and an afternoon preaching service commenced January 8th,
1865, being the first Sabbath in the New Year.

After five weeks of experiment, it was determined to ask the New York
Presbytery to organize the church, which they did on the 7th of March,
1865. About this time the Disciples Church was hired for their religious
services, and a few weeks later the building was purchased, so that on the

xxviii HISTOEY OF MOEBISANIA.

1st of May, this courageous organization, onl> two months old — occupied
their own building. At the time of this organization two elders were
elected, and at the same time a formal call made out by the congregation,
for the services ot the Pastor, who had thus far led the infant church
rapidly, and isuccessfully, through the steps preliminary to their organiza-
tion. This call was placed in the hands of the Pwev. Arthur Potts by the
New York Presbytery, and formally accepted by him.

The church was originally organized — under a board of three trustees —
with the title of "The First Presbyterian Church, Morrisania." which title
gave them the possession of the lots then held by the Presbytery. These
lots were soon disposed of and three others purchased adjoining their
church.

Shortly after the commencement of this enterprise, the congregation of
the University Place Church, corner of Tenth street, hearing that the son
of their late Pastor — the Rev. George Potts, D. D., — was engaged in this
work, made an offer of a sum sufficient io pay for, and repair the building
which had been already purchased, on the condition that the name of the
church was altered to " The Potts Memorial,''^ which they desired should be
a tribute, and monument to the memory of their Pastor. Accordingly
they received $9,000 and the title was changed.

The " Potts Memorial" was tlms extensively altered by the addition of
a new spire, a fine toned ))e]l, while the finisli both of the exterior and-'in-
terior was altered beyond recognition

There is no need of more than stating, that from the first inception of
the enterprise, the progress has been constant and healthful, in all the de-
partments of church work.

The present property of the church is estimated at about ^30,000 in
value, while tlie original outlay and improvements have cost a little over
$18,000.

The officers of the church at this time are : Pastor, Pvev. Arthur Potts ;
Elders — N. P. Ferris and Wm. TL-orburn ; Trustees — Mr. Henry Bailey,
Mr. N. P. Ferris, Mr. J. H. Mason, Mr. H. W. Shaw, Captain J. W. Porter.

Janes & Kirtland's Iron Works.

In 1857, the Foundry and Iron AVorks of Janes & Kirtlaud, then Janes,
Beebe & Co., was removed from the corner of Reade and Center streets,
New York, to Morrisania, since which time it lias been in uninterrupted
operation. This concern was establisiied in 1844, by Adrian Janes, Wil-
liam Beebe and Charles Fowler, and from a small beginning has grown to
be one of the largest establishments in the country, the workshops being
three hundred feet square, or if placed in a line would be 1,000 feet long.

HITTOEY OF MORRISANIA. xxix

by 50 feet wide, giving employment to a large number of hands, many of
whom have been with the firm for years.

In this establishment was cast the iron dome of the Capitol at Washing-
ton, a work of stupendous magnitude, the largest and most perfect Iron
structure of the kind in the world, weighing 10,000,000 pounds. Much
other work for the Government has been done here. The Congressional
Library, the ceiling of the Senate Chamber and House of Representatives,
and tl',e ceilings and sky lights of the grand stair ways, the Patent
Office, General Post Office and the Treasury Building, besides work for
the Government in different parts of the country, a contract having just
been completed for the United States Court House and Post Office at Port-
land, Maine. Indeed no one year of the last twenty has passed without
orders for work from the General Government. The beautiful Iron Bridges
in the Central Park were also made here.

Besides this department, the celebrated Beebe Kitchen Ranges form an
important branch of the business, for notwithstanding the many new in-
ventions their popularity is so well established that the sale is constantly
increasing.

The ornamental work for gardens and grounds has within a few years
become an irnporiiuii branchof the i>voduction of this Foundry. Messrs.
Janes, B'^eb-^ & C >., sput, ati aisfn^j to Europe twenty years ago to get an in-
sighj. into the inannfaciu'-e of .imaments of this kind and were the first to
produce anrl oft^r the' woik to tlie public. Since that time the designs
and f)attf^rns havf l;ee!i tnultipliod to an extent that a sample of each
would make a display as attrMCtive as an ordinary fair. Fountains of the
most b^autitul d^^siops nre sent to distant countries, including Cuba,
Hjyti, the Sandwich Islands, Mexico, South America and China, Vases
for fl )wers, su'nn)er houses, and animals, such as dogs, deer, lions, foxes
-and mythological figures are also manufactured in this pstablishment.

Adrian Janes, tbe head of the establishment for many years, and WiL
liam Beebe the Inventor of Beebe's Ranges, are both deceased. Mr.
Charles Fowler, now past sixty years of age, is still in the enjoyment of
excellent health, living upon the fruits of many years successful business,
acquired by close attention and fair dealing with customers, for which this
firm has made a permanent reputation.

The wages paid to the workmen amount to many thousand dollars
yearly, and with the taxes paid is of great importance to the town of
Morrisania.

Mr. Edward R. Janes, son of the late Adrian Janes, and Mr. C. A. Kirt-
land having been connected with the firm since 1850, have in consequence
of the death and retirement of the other members, succeeded to the pro-
prietorship and management of the entire bujiness. Mr. H. L. Barker, for
auany years foreman of the Foundry, and Mr. J. S. Sanson, General

XXX IIISTOET OF M0EEI8ANIA.

Superintendent, are both skilled in their occnpations, S" that there is
nothing in Iron work tliat cannot be done in the best manner at these
works.

Clmrcli E. Gates & Co., Lumber Dealers.

This luiaber yard was established in 1848, at the commencement of the
Tillage of Morrisania, by Col. Henry B. Todd, who was joined the follow-
ing year by H. H. Robertson, and tlie business conducted under the firm
of Todd & Robertson. The firm was dissolved in 1855, the business being
continued by Mr. Robertson. In the summer of 1865, the yard passed
into the hands of Church E. Gates & Co., the present proprietors, who
have built a commod'ous dock and made other arrangements for conduct-
ing a large, first-class business. The firm is connected with the extensive
and wealthy lumber producing firm of Gates & Co., in the State of Maine,
and have rare facilities for keej)ing their yard constantly stocked with all
kinds of lumber of the very best quality, which is sold at the cheapest
market i-ates.

Location of Streets and Avenues.

Anderson and Third avennes, from Courtland are. to town line, Ciarcmont.

Arculiirius Place, from Walton avenue to (ierard avenue, Invrood.

Alexander avenue, from Harlem riv.3r to 3.i avenuf». North New York.

Buttern\it avenue, from Cedar to Ella streets, West Morri=ania.

Bronx street, from 3d avenue to Harlem Railroad, Mott Hav^n.

Beach aveniie, from 141st street to Westchester Railroad srt-eet, Ea*t Mon-isania.

Benson street, from 3d avKnue to Harlem Railroad, Melror.e.

Beach street, from L'nderoliff aver-'je to Union street, Hi^hbridg-eville.

Bremer avenue, from Central avenue toHit^hhridfre streoc, Hig-hbridgeville.

Bock street, from Carr avenue to Avenue C, Grove Hill.

Cliff street, from 3d aA-enue to Concord avenue, Morrisania.

Cotta;:^e street, from ^d avenue to Macomb avenue, Mort Haven.

Courtiand avenue, from od avenue IVJott Haven to Branch R R, Melrose.

Courtlft-nd avenue, from William street to Ella street. West Morrisania.

Concord street, from 3l avenue to Ridker avenue, Mo'-t Havcu.

Cfirr avenue, from Westchest^^r avcTiue nortJierly to 3d avenue.

Central avenue, from Central Bridge to town line, Hig-hbridgeville.

Clarke Place, fioni Walton avenue to Central avenue, Inwood.

Catherine street, from II irlem Railroad to Lewis strotit. West Morrir^ania.

Concord avenue, from (jrove street to liCxin'^^ton street, East Morrisania.

Cypress avenue, from 132d street to Southern Boulevard, Wilton.

College avenue, from 8meeman street Mott Haven to Alott street, Melrose.

Clinton street, from Seventh street to Jetferscn street, Morrisania.

Carr street, from Benson avenue to Carr avenue

Cromwell avenu<-. from Doiiirhty street to Central aventie, West Morrisania.

Cedar street, from avenue A to avenue C, Grove Hill.

Cedar street, from Butternut avenue to Central avenue, West Morrisania.

Devoe street, from Harlem river to Bi^nson avenue, ni;;hbridgeville.

Denman street, from 3d avenue to Harlmn Railroad, Melrose.

Douprhty street, from Gerard avenue to Central avenup, West Morrisania.

Division avenue, from St. Ann's avenue to Southern ]5oulevard, Wilton.

Elm street, from Concord avenue to Prospect avenue. East Morrisania.

Elton street, from 3d aveniie to Harlem Railroad, 2di'lrose.

Kdsall street, from 3d avenue to Harlem RailroaTt, Mott Haven.

Ea^le avenue, from WcrstohcRter Railroad street to Westchester »<▼, East Morriiani»

Blla utraet, from Harlem Railroad to Central avenue. West Mo; m inia.

HISTOEY OF MOEEISANIA. x

Ea^t Sixth street, t'roni Eo.-ton Road to Union avenue, Morvisania,

Eirlith street, from Franklin avenue to Harlem Kailroad, Morri^ania.

F )urth street, irora d'\ avenue to Harlem Railroad, Morrisania.

Fifth street, from Bo^-fOQ Eo\d to Har^'ni Kailroid, Motrisanin.

Findlay Place, from Walton avenue to Central avenue. In-wood.

Findlay street, fiom William street to Harlem Eailroad, Meliose.

First street, fiom Grove avenue to Court land avenue, Morrisania and Melrose.

Cierard avenue, froia Cedir street to Central avenue, West M'U-risania.

Governeur s^treet, fr(»m 3 1 avenue to Harlem Eailroad, Melrose.

Gerard street, from 3 1 avenue to Mill B o;)k, Kast Melrose

Geortce street, from Boston Real to Union avenue, ilorrisania.

Garden street, from 31 avenue to Main street, Mott Haven.

Grove street, from 3d avenue to Mill Brook, East Melrose.

Grove street, from Macomb aveniie to Harlem River, Buena Ridge.

Grove street, from Butternut avenue to Sprii.g street, West Morrisania.

Grove stieet, from Bobbins avenue to Prospect avet^ue. East Morrisania

Henry street, from Gerard avenue to Harl'-^m river. West Moi-iisania.

Hendrick street, from 3d avenue to College avenue, Mott Haven.

HiErhbridge street, from iiighbridge avenue to Fourth avunue, Highbridgeville.

Kighbrirlgo avenue, from Central avenue to town line, HighbridgeTille.

Helen street, from Harlem Eaiiioad o Spring street, West Morrisania. •

Halsey street, from Hailcm Kaih'iad to Morrisania avenue, AVest Morrisania.

Home avenue, from 134ih street to 138th street, Wiltou.

Home street, from Boston Road to Union avenue, ivloirisania.

Hejiry street, from 3d avenue to Mill Brook, East jVlehosc.

Invrood avenue, from Cromwells Creek to town line, Inwood.

Irving Place, from Harlem R. R., to Fleetwood P;u-k, Morrisania.

James street, from Walton avenue to (;entral avenue, We^^t Morrisania.

Jolmyireet, fron; C»vi aventie to avenue A, Grove Hill.

Jefferson street, from Franklin avenue to Boston Road, Morrisania.

Juliet street, from Harlem Railroad to River street, West Morrisania.

Lexington sireet, fiom Passage avenue to Kouthern Botdevird, East Morrisania.

Lexington avenue, irom Van Soil street to Main street, Mott iiaven.

Lincohi avenue, trom Harlem river to 3d avenue, North New York.

Lewis street, from I le Fond to Spring street, We^t Morrisania.

Locust avenue, from 134th street to Port Morris Railroad, Port Morris.

Liberty street, from Gerard avenue to Harkm rivf^r, West Morrisania.

Lind avenue, irom Harlem river to Beach ^trtx-t. Iliglibridgtvilie.

Lowell street, fiom 3d avenue to Rider aveir.if. M. tt Hi'.yen.

Morrisania avenue, ii'om Ice Pond to Ella stret;t, West Morrisania.

Morris avenue, from Mott to Melrose strpets, Melrose

Morris avenue, trom Harlem river to 138th street, North New Yoiji.

Morris Place, from Harlem Railroad to b'leetwo^d P:uk, West Morrisania.

Maple avenue, from 132d street to lofith street, Wilton.

3Iott stre.^t, from 3d avenue to Harlem Pi.-i,ilroad, Melrose.

Macomb avenue, from Harlem Railroad northerly to iltn-ris farm.

Mott street Mott Haven, froiu 3d av -vrest 150 ft. nortli (v' J. 1-. Mott's residence.

Main street, from 3d avenuo to Macomb avenue, iic't IJ iven.

Melrost street, from Washington avenue to Harieni P iilroad, Melrose.

Mary street, from Wa:>hington avenue to Hailem Railroad, Melrose.

Milion &treei-, from 3d avenue to Harlem Railroad, Mt^lrose.

Nev\- street, from Concord avenue to L'nion avenue, Morrisania.

Orchard street, from -Ith avenue to 3d avenuf, (;iar«mont.

Oak avenue, from 134i:h street to Mist atrert, PorfM orris.

Prospect street, from Washington a'.enu(- to Harlem Railroad, Melro.se.

Pi'ospect avenue, from Grove street to Willow street. East Morrisania.

Pontiac street, fiom Robins avenue to Prospect avenue, East Morrisania,

Passage avenue, from Terrace place to Ugden's residence, Wilton.

River street, from Cedar street to Gerard aveu'.ie. West ilorrisania.

.River avenue, trom Ella street to Central avenue, West Morrisanin.

Jlobbins avenue, from Grove street to Westchester av, East Morrisania.

Eae street, Irom Benson avenue to Carr aA onue.

Rider avenue, from Van Corlear street to Main street, Mott Haven.

Retreat avenue, from 147th street to Grove street. East Melrose.

Rose street, fron\ 3d avenue to Retreat avenue. East Melrose.

Se ;ond treet, trom Giove avenue to Railroad avenue, Morrisania.

Sjrini^fieid street, from 3d avenue to Harlem Railroad, Melrose.

Schuyler street, from 3d avenue to Harltm Railroad, Meho-te.

Sjjring street, nom lee Pond to Ella street. West Morrf-ania.

Hmeeman street, from 3d avenue to Railroad, Mott Haven.

Strong's avenue, from Fore-;t avenue to Union av;>nue.

xxxii HISTOEY OF MOEEISANIA.

Second avenue, from town line south, Highbridg'eville.
Sedgwick avenue, from Central avenue to town line, Highbridgeville.
Summit avenue, from Central avenue to Devoe street, Highbridg-eville.
Southern Boulevard, from 3d avenue at Harlem Bridge, eastwardly and northeast-
wardly xo town line.
St. Ann's avenue, from 132d street to Westchester avenue. East Morrisania.
Sixth street, from Boston Road to Harlom Railroad, Morrisania.
Seventh stree*^, from Bost' n Road to Harlem Railroad, Morrisania.
Third street, from 3d avenue to Harlem Railroad, Morrisania.
Terrace Place, from Molt street to William sti eet, Meh-ose.
Tinton aveuue, from Grove street to AVilliam street. East Morrisania.
Terrace Place, Enciixles " View Mount," East Morrisania.
Uncas street, from Robbins a.venue to Prospect avenue. East Morrisania.
Union street, from Lind avenue to Bremer avenue, Highbridge.
Union street, from Washington avenue to Courtlaud avenue, Melrose.
Villa Place, from 3d avenue to Cottage street, Mott Haven.
Van Stoil street, from 3d avenue to Harlem river, Mott Haven.
Van Corlear street, from 3d avenue to College avenue, Mott Haven.
Willis avenue, from Harlem river to 147th street. North New York.
Waverly street, from 3d avenue to Harlem Railroad, Melrose.
William street, from 3d avenue to Spring street, Melrose and West Morrisania.
Walton avenue, from Buena Park to Grove street, Buena Ridge.
Walton aveuue, trora Buena Ridge to north town line, West Slorrisania,
Wasliingtoii avenue, from 3d avenue Meh-ose to town line, Morrisania.
Willow avenue, from Bronx Kills to 136th street, Wilton.

Willow street, from Westchester avexiue westward to town line. East Morrisania.
AValnut avenue, from 134th street to Port Morris Pi,ailroad, Port Morris.
Wall street, from Boston Road to Union avenue, Morrisania.
130th street, from Willis avenue to Morris avenue, North New York.
131st street, from Alexander aveniie to Mill Brook, North New York.
132d street, Irom Lincoln avenue to Willow avenue, Nortli New York.
133d street, from 3d aveuue to Mill Brook, North New York.

134th street, Irom 3d avenue to St. Ann's ave and from S. Boulevard to E&st river.
135th street, from 3d av to S. Boulevard and from Oak av to East river.
136th street, from 3d avenue to East river.

137 fch street, from 3d av to Home av, and from Oak av to East river.
138th street, from 3d avenue to East river.

139th street, from 3d av to Mill Brook, and from Oak av to East river.
140th street, from 3d av to Mill Brook, and from Oak av to East river.
141st street, from 31 av to St. Ann's av, and Irom Beach ave to East river.
142d street, from 3d avenue to St. Ann's avenue, North New York.
143d street, from 3d avenue to St. Ann's avenue, North New York.
144th street, from 3d avenue to St. Ann's avenue. North New York.
145th street, from 3d avenue to St. Ann's avenue, North New York.
146th street, from 3d av«uue to St. Ann's avenue. North New York.
147th street, from 3d avenue to St. Ann's aveuue. North New York.
148th street, fi-om Retreat avenue to St. Ann's avenue. North New York.
14Uth street, from Retreat avenue to St. Ann's avenue, North New York.

EXPLANATIONS

of Abbreviations not obvious by their form :— r, residence ; n e c, north east corner,
see, south east corner ; n w c, north west corner ; s w c, south west corner ; av'»
avenue; h, house; n, north ; s, south; e, east ; w, west; Wr Railroad, Westchester
Railroad.

The word " street" is omitted in all cases and the name given, as Third for Third
street.

MOREISANIA DIRECTORY.

ABRAMS & DANFIELD, hardware, w s 3d av 1st h n Fifth
Abrams Albert T, hardware, n s Wall '2d h e Boston road
Aberle Christian, tailor, n Denman 2d h w Courtland av
ABEECEOMBIE BEOS, plumbers, e s Courtland av Ist h s

William
Abercrombie John, teas, n a Seventh 4th h e 3d av
Abercrombie Charles (Eev,) w s Wash'n av 4 h n First
Abercrombie John, w s Wa8hing:ton av 4 li n First
Abel Charles,- builder, s s 146th 1st h e Willis av, r n s 144th

8th h e WiUis av
Ackerman Abram, carpenter, r s s 142d 4th h w Willis av
Adair Patrick, Ibr, Port Morris

Adams John, Ibr, n s 143d bet Passage av & St Ann's av
Adams John, clerk, N. Y., w s Tinton av Ist h n Lexington av
Adams Chas, clerk, N. Y., w s Tinton av Ist h n l-iexington av
Adams Charles, Ibr, n s 144th 6th h e 3d av
Adams John, Butcher, sec 141st & 3d av
Adams Thomas, Ibr, s s Denman 2d h e Morris av
Adams John, bookpeddler, s s William 1st h w Washington av
Adlung Ferd., coachman, w s Eobbins av 5th h n AYr Eailroad
Alwaise Mrs. Emma, wid., n s Jefferson 1st h w Boston rd
Alwaise Frank P., butcher, Jefferson 1st h w Boston rd
AUwise J., hop dealer, N. Y., n s 139th 1st h e Alexander av
Allendorph Andrew, furniture, N. Y., r e s Franklin av bet

Spring pi & Fifth
Allison Geo. H., twines, N. Y., see William & Morris pi
Althome Jacob, w s 3d av 7th h s Milton
Alber Cornelia, wid., laundress, e s 3d av 2d h s Eose
Alexander C, boat bdr, N. Y., n s Gouverneur 3d h w Cour-

land av
Alexander Edward, stoves & tinware, w s 3d av 7th h s Mott
Albright Eliza, washerwoman, w s E E av 1st h s Seventh
Aldrich Lewis, butcher, w s Wash'n av 1st h n Seventh
Allen Maria, wid., dressmkr., w s Courtland av 1st ha Melrose
Allen John, Ibr., Port Morris
Allen John E., Ibr., Port Morris
Allen A., dry goods, N. Y., w a Tinton av 2d h n Lexington

2 MOREISANIA DIRECTORY.

Allen Charles J., drugs, n w c Franklin av & Sixth

AUexs Julius, brewer, w s 3d ay 6th h n Third

Althome Fred. D., machinist, n s R R av 2d h w 3d av

Althome Joseph, Ibr., n s Springfield 2d h e Courtland av

Altman John, Ibr., n s Clifton av 2d h s 144th

Alf John, hardware, e s 3d av 1st h n 147th

Almendinger Wm., hardware, w s Courtlandtav Istlis Findley

AJtro Edmund W., Insurance, N. Y., n s Waverly 3d h w

Wash'n av
Albert Michael, machinist, n s AVilliam 4th h w Wash'n av
Amnion John, brewer, n s Eighth let he 3d av
Amos AVm. E., nifr., N. Y., w s 3d av 2d h n Railroad av
Ambecli Frank, tailor, s s Denman 2d li av Cortlandt av
Ambach Conrad, tailor, n s Groverne\ir 5ta h w 3d av
Angel James R., lawyer, office s s Fifth nr Yv^ash'n av, res

Fulton av 2d h s Seventh
Angel Henry B., printer, N. Y., n s 142d 2d h e 3d av.
Angeline C, widow, w s Carr Ist h s Rae.
Anthes Philip, tailor, n w c Gouverneur & Morris av
Andra John, tailor, w s 3d av 4th h s Milton
Anthony Peter, carpenter, e s 3d av 5th h n Grove
Andt Gustave, Ibr., n w c 3d av & Elton
Angrich Joseph, carriage mkr., e s 3d av 1st h s Henry
Anderson John, Ibr., n s Mott 5th h w Morris av
Anderson Jacob, piano mkr., nee Mary & Courtlandt av
Anderson J, carpenter, s s Springfield 1st h w Courtlandt av
Anderson James C, lawyer, s e c 3d av & 146th
Anderson Charles M., nee Gerard av & Ella
Anderson Robert, Ibr., n s Wr Railroad 2d h e Robbins av
Andrew John, moulder, e s Courtlandt av Ist h s Melrose
Aniehe Julius, Ibr., s s 139th 1st li w 3d av
Andres George, carpenter, s w c S Boulevard & Elm
Appleton G. W„ bookeeper, N. Y., s s Sixth 2d h w Union av
Appleton Wm. G., clerk, N. Y., e s Franklin av Ist h n Fifth
Arnold Thomas, milk, w s Fulton av 3d h n Sixth
Arnold Henry, pianomkr, n s Melrose 1st h w Courtlandt av
Arnold D. P., provisions, N. Y^., ss 135th 6th h e Alexander av
Arnold George, brewer, e s 3d av 8th h s Seventh
Armbrecht John, upholsterer, w s 3d av 2d h s Fifth
Arbecker Peter, Ibr., w s 3d av 2d h s Fourth
Arm Jacob, brush mkr., s s Mary Gth h e Cortlandt av
Armstrong Jas M., revenue, N. Y., n w c Wash'n av & Fifth,
Armstrong James, dry goods, N. Y., e s Wash'n av 2d h n

Fifth
Arcuiarius G. P., Fleetwood hotel, entrance Fleetwood Park

MOREISANIA DIEECTORY. 8

Arion Piano Manufacturing; Co., Wr Railroad bet Retreat &
St. Ann's avs ; Wm. Simpson, Jr., President ; George C.
Manner, Superintendent.
Archer Jarvis, w s St. Ann's av Ist h s Westchester rd
Arneau Joseph, teamster, n s Ed sell 9th h w 3d av
Archibald John, clerk, N. Y., n s Concord 2d h w College av
Armann Jacob, iron moulder, e s College av 4th h s Main
Ash Fred'k, artist, w s Boston rd 1st h s Jefferson
Aston Fred'k, painter, n s Denman 2d h e Morris av
Aspel William, finisher, n s Elton 4th h e Morris av
Astang Henry, brewer, s s 14Gth 3d h e Mill Brook
Ashman Henry, segar mkr, e s 3d av 3d h s 146th
Ashfield William, broker, N. Y., e s Willis av 3d h n 139th
Attmann Adolph, piano mkr, w s 3d av 3d h s Elton
Attera James, laborer, R R av 2d h s Van Stoll
Austin D., iron moulder, e s 3d av 2d h n 144th
Austin Valentine, billposter, n s Wash'n av 5th h n Second
Austin Henry C, billposter, n s Wash'n av 5th h n Second
Austin John J., ca penter, e s 3d av 4th h s Milton
Austin Edward, car driver, n s Prospect 3d h w Wash'n av
ATitner Henry, clerk, N. Y., n s Cottage, 14th h w Colleo-e av
Auerswald Charles, e s Rob bins av 4th h n Uncas
Auburg Charles, brass finisher, s s Union 2d h e Cortlandt av
Avery Thomas, coppersmith, e s Courtlandt av 2d h n Denman.
Ayme Henry, physician, e s 3d av 5th h s Eighth
Ayres Benjamin, Ibr , n w c Gouverneur & Morris av
Azner Charles, piano mkr, e s Courtlandt av 1st h s Eltoa

B

Baker Wm. C, machinist & engr, Boston rd opp Wall
Baker M. C, machinist, w s Union av 1st h n Wall
Baker R. B., carijeuter, w a Union av 1st h n Wall
Baker John, ma«oii, w s 3d av 1st h n Fourth
Baker H. S. rmiidtir, s s 143d 8th h e 3d av
Baker Christian mason, w s 3d av lOth h s Milton
Baker Mary, seamstrnss, e s 3d av 3d h n 144th
Baker Daniel, c > u; im iii, e s Walton av 4th h s Ella
Barnum Jereini la, jr., (carpenter, es Fulton av 3d h n Sereulh.
Barnum JorMiiu l i G., e s Boston rd bet Union av & Seventh
Barry Tho.uas, ■ t oj i, w s 3d av 2d h n Saieeman
Barry Thomas, a. t=«i\ N. Y., w s Villa pi 1st h s Home
Barry J., Sec ^ 0 , i Ins., N. Y., n w c 135th & Willis av
Ball Thoma . i u »rellas, N. Y., e s Forre^iC av 2d li n

George

4 MOEEISANIA DIEECTORY.

Bauer John, blacksmith, e s od av 1st li a Sixth
Bauer Henry, printer, 30 Mott
Bauer Frederick, n e c 3d av & 146th
Bauer George, cabinetmkr, s s Fourth 1st h w 3d av
Bauer Philip, Ibr., s s Springfield 1st h w 3d av
Bauer Martin, carpenter, n s Schuyler 6th h e ^torris av
Bauer John, tailor, s s Findley 3d h s Courtland av
Barenstecker, Ibr, e s 3d av 5th h s Sixth
Bachtler August, w s 3d av 3d h s Fourth
Bachtler Margaret, milliner, w s 3d av 3d h s Fourth
Bachtler John M., police, w s 3d av 2d h n Fifth
Barnett, Gr. A. C, lawyer, N. Y., e s Franklin av 2d h n Fiftb
Barth Alber, segar mfr, e s 3d av 1st h s Third
Backus Wm. M. turner, N. Y., e s 3d av bet Cliff & First pi
Backus Henry M.' turner, N. Y., e s 3d av bet Cliff & First pi
Bachman Wm., t]:ilder, e s Franklin av 1st s Seventh
Bayer Frederick, clerk, s w c Franklin av & Seventh
Bawelker Frank, cigar mfr, e s 3d av 4th s Fifth
Bathgate Alex., farmer, s s Seventh opp Clinton
Bathgate William, butcher, n s 145th 1st h e 3d av
Bachem Mathias, stone-cutter, n s Prospect 5th h e Court-
land av
Baldwin Charles, E E conductor, n s Prospect 4th h e Court-
land av
Baldwin WilUam H., broker, N. Y., e s Willis av 3d h n 135th
Baenisch Carl, cigarmkr, o s Cou»*tland av 1st h n Prospect
Bawmet Frank, cigarmkr, s s Milton 8tli h o Courtland av
Barth Jacob, peddler, s s First 3d h w E E av
Baas Francis J., mason, s s AVilliamlst h w AVash'n av
Batey Joseph, newsdealer, e s Courtland av 1st h n William
Barnes Horace, Port contractor. Port Morris
Bancroft L. F., diver. Port Morris
Baity John, contractor, n s 134th 2d h e 3d av
Ballow John, iron moulder, w s 3d av 2d h n Smeeman
Bachman John, iron moulder, w s Concord opp Elm
15achman Jacob, tailor, s s Waverly 4tli h w Wash'n av
Bachman John, Ibr., n a Springfield oth h e Courtland av
Bauman Henry, gardener, w s S Boulevard 1st h a Lexington
Baylan James, laborer, s s Mott 1st h w College av
Barnegan Elizabeth, wid., s s ]\[ott Ist h w College av
Balcom Henry, butcher, N. Y., n sMain let h w 3d av
Balcom Henry, jr., clerk, N. Y., n s jSIain 1st h w3d av
Bassford Wm. Xipp, musician, nee College av & Concord
Bates George M., mfr., N. Y., s s Concord 3d h w 3d av
Bailey James, laborer, s s 146th 2d h e Mill Brook

MOEPJSANIA DIEECTOEY. 5

'Barnes William, clerk, N. Y., s s 147 th 1st li e Clifton av
Bartell Martha, wid., n s 144th 4th h e Willis av
Baxter Patrick, Ibr., s s 144tli 2d h w Willis av
Balcom John, iron moulder, s s 144th 2d h w Willis av
Barrett Mr., surveyor, s s 140th 3d h w Willis av
Bache W. M., carpenter, w s Willis av 1st h s 143d
Baumann Stephen, e s 3d av 3d h n 141st
Baxter Julia, boarding, e s od av 5th h n 147th
Barrice Wm., brewer, w s AVash'in av 4tli h n Sixth
Balz Frederick, barber, e s Courtland av 1st h s Melrose
Bandel Elizabeth, wid., seamstress, s s Elton 3d h e Court-
land av
Bahrens Henry, clerk, sec Governeur & Courtland av
Barrow John, plumber, n s Governeur 3d h w 3d av
Barnes Charles, carpenter, e s Morris av 2d h n Benson
Bagnall C. & E., drygoods, e s 3d av 1st h s Westchester rd
Barllinger Wm., bone-boiler, w s Gerard 2d h s Juliet
Bailey Henry M., mer., N. Y., e s Walton av 1st h s Ella
Baer Jacob, Ibr., w s Eetreat av 4th h s Grove
Barker Henry L., foreman, e s St. Ann's av Ist h s AVest-

chester rd
Banigan Thomas, coachman, w s Eagle av 4th h s West-
chester rd
Batey Thomas, boatman, n w c Eindley & Courtland av
Bach John, Ibr., s s Waverly 4th h w Wash'n av
Bale Thomas, collector, n s Milton 1st li e Terrace pi
Bale Frank, pianomkr, n s Milton 1st h e Terrace pi
Barker Wm. H., moulder, nee Washi'n av & Milton
Bell Middleton, w s Macomb av 3d h s Grove
Bell A., hardware, nee 3d av & 140th, r w s E E av opp 4th
Bell Tatus, contractor, n s 145th 4th h e 3d av
Bell Wm., w s E E av 2d h n Irving pi
Bell George S., builder, N. 1^., sec Boston rd & Sixth
Bell George W., carpenter, N. Y., sec Boston rd & Sixth
Bell George, Ibr., w s E E av 1st h s Wash'n av
Berence John, saddler, w s 3d av 3d h n Mott
Bieck Louis H., carriagemkr, N. Y., n s Springfield 2d h e

Morris av
Beck John M., real estate agent, w s 3d av 3d h n Edsell,
BEALS WILLIA:M E., Sec'y AVestchester Co., Gas Co., s e c

142d & Alexander av
Beals Christopher D., mer., N. Y., n w c Grove av & 2d pi
Beals Harry, Ibr., e s Forest av 1st h s Wall
Belzner Frederick, grocery, n s 147th 1st h e 3d av
Beeck Charles, crgarmkr, s s Concord 2d h w College av

(> MORKISANIA DIEECTOEY.

Beeck Edward, bartender, s s Concord 2 h w College av
Beach Charles, carpenter, w s College av 2d h n Lowell
Behring Henry, carpenter, n s 145th 2d h w Mill Brook
Becker Henry, polisher, n s 145th 3d h w Mill Brook
Betz Henry, teamster, n s 144th Ist h w Clifton av
Bender Joseph, carpenter, n s 143d 4th h w AVillis av
Bender Philip, ins. agent, e s 3d av opp Fourth
Bender John, tailor, n s Waverly 8th li w Wash'n av
Berenice Charles, blacksmith, s s 144th 1st h w Willis av
Benson Eodney, drygoods, N. Y., w s Willis av 2d h n 14l6t
Becker John, painter, e s 3d av 6th h n 146th
Benzler John, tailor, n s Grove 1st h e 3d av
Bellion John, teapacker, w s Retreat av Isth s Grove
Bellion Michael, teapacker, n s Eetreat av 1st h s Grove
Bee Jacob, junk, s s Gerard 2d h e Eetreat av
Betzig Edward, tailor, e s 8t. Ann's av 1st h ii AVr Eailroad
Bentell Christian, clerk, n s Wr Eailroad 3d h e St. Ann's av
Berrien Geo. H., mason, s s Prospect 2d h w Courtland av
Beirmeister Conrad, drygoods, nee Milton & Courtland av
Beatty Mary, wid., s s William 3d h e Courtland av
Beetman E. L., tobacconist, N. Y., e s Wash'n av 1st h s

Findley
Beguir Luke, waiter, N. Y., s s Milton 7th li e T ourtlaud av
Bennett John, mer., N. Y"., n w c Morris j^l & William
Bennett Emerson, plumber, n w c Morris pi & AA'illiam
Bennett Eli, broker, jN". Y., e s Second 2d h e E E av
Belmont Francis, cigarmkr, nee Wash'n av & First
Betz Jacob, M'eaver, s s Fourth 2d h w 3d av
Beath George, macliinist, N. Y., e s Wasli'n av 1st h n

Fourth
Benchine George, Ibr., e s Wash'n av 4th h n Fourth
Becker Michael, tailor, n s Schuyler, 4th h e Morris av
Bean John, liostler, n s Elton 5tli h w 3d av
Benzler Matthew, dye]-, n s Elton 5th h w 3d av
Bertrand Alex., painter, s s Mary 1st h w AVash'n av
Bemer Frederick, baker, n s Springfield 7th he Courtland. av
Berg Henry, pianomkr, w s Courtland av 1st h s Springfield
Bede Eichard, blacksmith, s s Dennian 3d h s Courtland av
Berger Jeza, actor, n a Govorneur 4th h w Courtland av
Berlew James, teamster, sec Govorneur & Morris av -
Bezy Alfred, Ibr., sec Govorneur & Morris av
Beckhaus William, Ibr., w s 3d av 9th li s Milton
Bee John, 2)eddler, av s 3d av 2d li s Henry
Beirmeister Henry, Ibr., n s Benson 3d h w 3d av
Berdett Wash'n, gardener, e s Boston rd bet Homo A Georo^.-

MOEEISANIA DIEECTOEY. 7

Besemer Jacob H., blacksmith, w s 3d av nr Second, r n s Second

let h w 3d av
Bergen Patrick J., liquors, w s 3d av opp Boston rd
Bergert Charles, brewer, w s 3d av 6th h s Third
Berdaner Wentxel, cigarmkr, w s Washington' av 1st h n

Second
Begg Wm., clerk, N. Y., n a Eighth 3 h w Waah'n av
Birdsall John, bartender, n e c S Boulevard & 3d av
Birdsall Sol. S., G. H. officer, s e c St. Ann's av & 138th
Birdsall Henry, clerk, N. Y., s e c St. Ann's av & 138th
Birdsall Herman, carpenter, n w c Mott & 3d av
Bingham Samuel, printer's rollers, N. Y., n s Garden 1st h w

3d av
Bingham Leander, printer's rollers, N. Y., n s Garden Isth w

College av
Bingham M. Tillmore, printer's rollers, N. Y., n s Garden 1st

h w 3d av
Birney John, brass founder, N. Y., e s College av 2nd h a

Main
Bionki Francois, stone-cutter, s s l44:th 3d h w Willis av
Birchall Nathan, coal & dye woods, Port Morris
Birchall Henry, coal, Yv^est Farms, Port Morris
Birchall Nathan, jr., clerk, Port Morris
Birchall & Chapman, coal & plaster, w s 3d av 6th h n Edsell

& Port j\Iorris
Bisland William, milkman, s s 144th od h e 3d av
Birch Geo B., n s Melrose, 3d h n Courtland av
Bittel Mary M., wid., nee Findley & Terrace pi
Binder Frederick, bakery, e s 3d av 3 h s 14Gtli
Binder John, barber, w s Courtland av Ist h s Waverly
Binder Joseph, brewer, w s E E av opp Seventh
Binder (Mr.,) brewer, nee AVash'n av & Seventli
Bishop Philip H., butcher, e s Eobbins av 1st h n Uncas
Bishop Edward, real estate, N. Y^., w s Boston rd 2d h n Sixth
Bishop F. W., book keeper, N. Y., w s Boston rd 2d h n Sixth
Bishop Yv^ H., book keeper,N. Y., w s Boston rd 2d h n Sixth
Bishopberger Charles, upholsterer, w^ s 3d av 2d h s Fifth
Bishopberger, tailor, vf s Fulton av 7th h s Eighth
Bigelow A. J., physician, office Fifth st, 3d h e E E av, r w s

Boston rd 1st h n Fifth
Biggs Fred., express, e s 3dav 1st h n Fifth
Bissinger Wm., tailor, s s Springfield 1st h e Courtland av
Bischotf Henry, butcher, n s Schuyler 3d h e Courtland av
Bischoft* Philip, butcher, n s Schuyler :>d h e Courtland av
Bittner Mary, seamstress, s w c Benson c^i: 3d av

8 MOEEISANIA DIEECTOEY.

Biecker Peter, tailor, c s 8d av 5th h n Grove
Birnstid August, carpenter, s s Cliff 2d h w Eorest av
Blauvelt Mrs. Emma, wid., s s Sixth od h e Boston rd
Blauvolt John J., sash & blinds, w s Wash'n av2d h s Seventh
Blauvelt Joseph J., clerk, w s Wash'n av 2d h s Seventh
Blauvelt Edwin J., builder, N. Y., n s Elton 8d h e Morris av
Blessing John A., saloon, e s 8d av 7th h s Eighth
Blake Charles, agent, e s Eranklin av 7th h n Sixth
Bloomer John H., carpenter, w s Wash'n av 1st h n Eighth
Bleecker Anthony J., auc'r, N. Y., w s AVash'n av 8d h n Sixth
Bleecker Anthony J., jr., auctioneer, N. Y., w s Wash'n av 3d

h n Sixth
Blackard Erancis, carver, N. Y., s s Eirst 4th h w 3 av
Blackett James, machinist, w s Courtland av 2d h n Mott
Blair AVm., porter, s s Melrose 5th h w Wash'n av
Blankenburg William, cabinetmkr, s s Springfield 5th h w

3d av
Blume Alguin, music teacher, e s Courtland av 2d h s Spring-
field
Blanth Peter, jr., painter, n s Schuyler 2d h e Courtland av
Blanth Peter, tailor, n s Schuyler 2d h e Courtland av
Blankenberger Christian, mason, n s Schuyler !*^th h ^v 3d av
Blount Henry, Ibr., Port Morris
Blaxham John, n s Cottage 15th li w College av
Black Edward, lawyer, N. Y., n s Lexington 2d h e Eobbinsav
Blaney Hugh, iron moulder, s w c S Boulevard & Lexington
Blaney Mary, dressmkr, s w c S Boulevard & Lexington
Blakely, Thomas, blacksmith, N. Y., s s Willow pi 1st h e

College av
Bleil Philip, fish, N. Y., s s 146th 1st h e Mill Brook
BLYTHE J. H. G., lawyer, e s 3d av 1st h s 145th, r s e c

Willow pi & College av
Bleiger Henrj^, Ibr., e s Eobbins av 4th h n Uncas
Bleicher Henry, foreman, s s Westchester rd 2d h e Eagle av
Blume Ernest, buttons, s s Eirst 1st h e Courtland av
Bleulcr Charles, grocer, n s Union 1st h e Courtland av
Bohnifolk J. T., n s Cottage 10th h w College av
Bowen James (Capt.,) saloon, n e c S Boulevard & 3d av
Bolton Henry, mason, av s 3d av 3d h s Edsell
Bohtram August, iron moulder, w s 3d av 5tli h n Smeeman
Bohlen Charles, grocer, e s 3d av 1st h n 140tli
Boyle Adam, Ibr., e s Concord 2d h s Elm
Boulard J. M., musician, e s College av 1 h n Concord
Boulard James, jr., clerk, N. J., e s College av 1st h n Concord
Bottz Charles, Ibr., s s 144th Ist h w Wilhs av

MOEEISANIA DIEECTOEY.; 9

Bogart AVilliam, silversiiiith, N. Y., s s lootli 4tli li e Alex-
ander av
Bogart Wm., carx^enter, s s "Williani Ist h w Wash'n av
Bonnett Jacob, carpenter, N. Y., s s lootli 10th h e Alex-
ander av
Boss E., tailor, w s Willis av 1st h n 144th
Bose Carl, saloon, s s Uncas 3d h w Tinton av
Borsig Herman, locksmith, w s Conrtland av 1st h n Melrose
Botalish Catharine, wid., Conrtland av 2d h s Milton
Bolton John, Ibr., N. Y., s s Milton 8th h w Wash'n av
Boyer Henry, Ibr., w s Conrtland av 1st h s Waverly
Bohling H., milkman, e s Eetreat av 6th h n Westchester av
Boscher John, Ibr., n s Grove 2d h e 3d av
Bodley Mr., coachmkr, s s Gerard 1st h e Eetreat av
Bohme Leypold, grocer, e s 3d av 4th h s Sixth
Bolmer William, paper hangings, w s 3d av 1st h n Fourth
Bostwick B. C, w s Franklin av od h s Eighth
Bostwick S. B., broker, N. Y., w s Franklin av 3d h s Eighth
Bostwick W. E., broker, N. Y., w s FrankHn av 3dh s Eighth
Bostwick George, Ibr., s s Third 2d h e E E av
Bourne Francis, carpenter, s s Sixth 2d h w Franklin av
Booth Charles L., express, n s Seventh 2d h w Franklin av
Bowen Wm., clerk, N. Y., s w c Wash'n av & Second
Bossart Amandus J., carriagemkr, ^y s Conrtland av 2d h s

Mary
Boyd Eobert, gardener, n s Springfield 8th h w 3d av
Bonekaw Eobert, clerk, N. Y., s s Springfield 1st h w Court-
land av
Borhman Caspar, painter, n s Schuyler 2d h w 3d av
Both Jacob, cigarmkr., n s Governeur 2d h w Morris av
BOWES A. & J., grocers, 3d av & Mill Brook
Bowes James, grocer, e s 3d av 2d h w St. Ann's av
Boske Conrad, dealer second hand goods, w s 3d av 12th h s

Milton
Bondy AVm., cooper, s s Fifth 2d h w 3d av
Bourbon James, n s Ella 3d h e Morris pi
Bowman John P., carpenter, w s E E av 2d h n Fourth
Braudlacht Anthony J., hardAvare, s w c 3d av & Denman
Brinckman Fred'k., e s 3d av 3d h s Westchester rd
Brown Hannah, wid., w s Conrtland av 1st h s Melrose
Brown William, Ibr., n s Springfield 6th h w 3d av
Brown H., wid., laundress, s s Schuyler 4th h w Wash'n av
Brown Thomas, police, s w c AVestchester rd & Eagle av
Brown Francisco, grocer, w s Wash'n av 1st h n Prospect
Brown Olivia, laundry, n s Waverly 4th h e Conrtland av

10 MOERISANIA DIEECTOEY.

Brown Edward, carpenter, w s Eranklin av 3d li n Eighth

Brown Eobert I., real estate, n s Fifth 2d h eE E av

Brown Geo., B., carriage-trimmer, w s Wash'n av 1st h n

Fourth
Brown James B., shoemkr, w s Wash'n av 1st h n Fourth
Brown Thomas, Ibr., Port Morris
Brown EUza, wid., s s Cottage 2d h w College av
Brown irermann, grocer, Port Morris
Brown Timothy, saloon, n s Van Stoll 1st li e E E av
Brown William, iron moulder, n s Mott 3d h w 3d av
Brown Ann E., wid., n s Mott 3d h w 3d av
Brown Henry, mason, w s 3d av 3d li s Edsoll
Brown Thomas, Ibr., e s Eobbins av 2d h s Wr Eailro^d
Brown Eliza, bonnet frames, e s 3d av 4th h n 144th
Brown Albert, confectioner, e s 3d av 1st h n 146th
Brown Wm. F., lawyer, off 3d av opp Westchester rd
Bray Wm., H., editor, X. Y., e s Yilla pi 2d h s Home
Bray 'Mrs. Susan, s s Spring pi 1st h e 3d av
Bray Arthur, tailor, n w o Fulton av & Fifth
Brady Michael, Ibr., n s Governeur 2d h w Morris av
Brady Edward, Ibr., w s Morris av 1st h n Denman
Brady James, plasterer, e s Morris av 3d h n Benson
Brady James, Ibr., Port Morris
Brady Hugli, Ibr., n s Cottage iTtli h w College av
Brady Phillip, grocer, n w c 3d av & Edsell
Brady James, stone-cutter, w s 3d av 5th h n Concord
Brady John, gardener, e s Wash'n av 4th li s Milton
Brixner Banro, Ibr., n w c l^oston rd & Spring pi
Bristow George F., music, sec Forest av & George
Brandow Mrs. Mary A., dressmkr, s e-c Seventh c\: 3d av
Bruder Eliza, w s 3d av 6th h s Seventh
Brann John xV., brewer, e s 3d av 5th h s Se^-ent]l (rear)
Brant Mrs. Magaret, w s 3d av 6th h n Fifth
Brentty George, brewer, w s 3d av 2d h s Fourth
Britton Alex., mason, w s Franklin av 2d h s SeAcnth
Brickie Matthias, Ibr., e s 3d av 7th h s Fifth
Brinkerhoff J. Dewitt, photographer, av s Fulton av 1st h n

Seventh
Brodhead John, nnxl estate, e s Fulton av 2d h s Eighth
Brandt C. F. G., leather & finding, e s Wash'n av 2d h n

Second
Brunner Julius, t(jy nif'r., w s E E av 3d h s Sixth
Breslin John, coachman, e s E E av 2d h n Third
Brunt Miss Jane A., s s Third 1st h e Wash'n av
Brindle Henry, driver, nee Wash'n av & Fourth

MOREISANIA DIRECTOEY. 11

Brisener Frederick, hostler, n w o ]3ostoii rd & Spring pi
Brigerman Charles, cigarmkr, nee Wash'n av & First
Bradbury Charles B., teacher, N. Y., w s Wash'n av 2d h n

Eighth
Brusto Patrick, Ibr., n s Governeur I2d h w Morris av
Brophy James, Ibr., n s Denman 2d h w Morris av
Bromoon James, Ibr., s s Benson -1th h e Morris av
Bryan Morris, Ibr., Port Morris
Bryan John, Ibr., P P av 1st h s Yan Stoll
Briggs George (Capt.,) Grove & Harlem river
Briggs Augustus, clerk, N. Y., Grove & Harlem river
Briggs Samuel, carpenter, N. Y., n s 139th od h e 3d av
Briggs James, butcher, IS. Y., n s Waverly 7th h w Wash'n av
Britton Charles, engineer, s s Edsell 6th h ^y 3d av
Brittain John, carpenter, s s William 5th h w Wash'n av
Braund E. M., wid., confectionary, w s odav 6th h n Smeeman
Brennan John, saloon, w s 3d av 7th h n Smeeman
Brennan Patrick, carpenter, w s Clifton av 2d h s 143d
Brennan James, sash & blinds, s s l'13d 2d h av Clifton av
Brennen Dennis, carpenter, w s Wash'n av 2d h s Waverly
Brennan John, tailor, s s Edsell 2d h w 3d av
Brenner John, ongr., av s Tinton av 1st h n Wr Pailroad
Brenner Christian, crockerymkr, n s Wr Paih-oad tJth h e

Pobbins av
Brenner Anton, crockerymkr, n s AYr Pailroad 5th h e Pob-
bins av
Brenner Jacob, fi-amer, n s Union 2d h e Courtland av
Brenner Johann, crockerymkr, n s Wr Pailroad 4th h e Pob-
Brandt George, Ibr., s s Springfield 6th h av 3d av
Brooks Joseph, shoemkr.,s e c Springfield & Courtland av
Brien Jacob, mason, s s Schuyler 3d h e Courtland av
Bruggeman Joseph, tailor, n s Elton 12th h w Wash'n av
Bradbrook John, hotel, sec Gerard av & Cedar, r o s Gerard

2d h n Juliet
Brabham Robert, brass finisher, n s Milton 5th h av Wash'n av
Brabham Henry, moulder, s s Union 3d h av AYash'n av
Brabham Wm. S., mason, s s Union 3d h av Wash'n aA-
Brook Samuel, carpenter, n s Union 7th h e Courtland av
Bruckner Geo., breAver, sec Wash'n av & William
Bruckner Louis, breAver, sec Wash'n av & William
Bruckner John, Ibr., av s Wash'n av 1st h s Prospect
Bronchette Joshua, optician, s s Milton 3d h w AVasli'n av
BroAvel John, cooper, av s Retreat av 3d h s Rose

bins av
Braun Henry, shoemkr, s s 144th 1st h av AYillis av

1-2 MOERISANIA DIEECTOPtY.

Braun Ilemy, sash & blinds, n s 1-i^kl 1st li e od av, r n s

143d 2d li e 8d av
Bradley Christy, Ibr., e s Eobbins av 2d h s Wr Eailroad
Brockner Jefferson & Bros., grocers, w s 3d av 4th h s Fifth
Brmidage E., carpenter, e s odav 4tli h n 14Gtli
Biichannan Pat., carpenter, e s Clinton 1st li s Jefferson
Buchannan Thomas, lather, e s Clinton 1st h s Jefferson
Buchannan John, carpenter, e s Clinton 1st h s Jefferson
Burgert John, cigar mfr, w s 3d av 3d h n fSixth
Buckhout Henry, teller, N. Y., e s Franklin av 1st h n 3d av

junction
BurroAvs Ealph E., s s Spring pi 1st h e 3d av
Burgman Ed., engineer, w s 3d av opp Spring pi
Buhling John, butcher, w s E E av 3d h n Eighth
Buhler Geo., saloon, n s AVr Eailroad '2d h e St. Ann's av
Buhler Joseph, stationer, n s Eif'tli 3d h e E E av
Bultra Anton, cigarmkr, e s Wash'n av 2d h n Sixth
Busch Fred. AV.,^^clerk, n s Third 2d h w 3d av
Busch Michael, cabinetmkr, n s Elton 12 th h w 3d av
Bush Amanda, wid., s s Findley 1st h av Wasli'ii av
Burt John, contractor, e s "Wash'n av 1st h n Eighth
Burgler Christoph., tailor, s s Elton 3d h e Morris av
Butler Thomas, Ibr., e s E E av 1st h n Elton
Butler Edward, carpenter, n s Benson 2d h e Morris av
Butler Theodore, brass finisher, n s Wash'n av 1st hn Melrose
Butler Wm., Ibr., s s William 1st h w Wash'n av
Butler James, civil engineer & surveyor, e s 3d av 3d h s loCth
Burger John, carpenter, n s Schuyler 5th h e Morris av
Bullman Edwin, pianomkr, N. Y""., n s Elton 8tli h w 3d av
Burkhardt Mary, Avid., s s Schuyler 5tli h e Courtland av
Burkhard Joseph, carpenter, sec Tinton av 6c Pontiac
Butt Polkhard, pianomkr, s s Melrose 5th h e Courtland av
Butt John, Ibr., n s Melrose Gth h e Courtland av
Buser Mr. machinist, N. Y., n s Mary 8th h av Wash'n av
Burns Michael, teamster, e s 3d av 1st h av St. Ann's av
Burns Edward, iron moulder, e s 3d av 2d h s 141st
Burns Thomas, iron moulder, e s 3d av 2d h s 141st
Burns Joseph, horseshoer, n s Westchester rd 4th h c Ee-

treat av
Buchelberger Bernard, saluon, n av e 3d av & Elton
Buscher Charles, painter, e s 3d av 4th h s Eose
Buhler Charles, machinist, av s 3d av 2d h n Denman
Burr Oliver, cigarmkr, e s Courtland av nth h n !Mott
Bullman Arthur, junk, s s Prospect Oth h e Courtland av
Buddenieh Chas. A., builder, N. Y., s s Ella 1st h s Morris pi

18 M0EEI8ANIA DIEECTOrvY.

Burke Patrick, teamster, Port Morris
Burke James, Ibr., E E av 1st h s Van StoU
Burke Patrick, Ibr., s s Benson 8d li w Morris av
Burke Jolm, marble-cutter, s s Union 4th. h e Courtland av
Bulger John, gardener, nee 138th & St. Ann's av
Bullock Susan, wid., nee 189th &, Alexander av
Bullock John, clerk, N. Y., e s Alexander av 4th h s 140th
Burgoyne James, machinist, N. Y., s s Garden 9th h w Col-
lege av
Burgoyne Henry, porter, N. Y"., n s Milton 4th h e Court-
land av
Bunting Henry P. L., w s College av 5th h n Concord
Butner Lewis, bookkeeper, N. Y^., s s 146th 2d h e Mill Brook
Burnett Charles P. A., cashier, N. Y., e s Pulton av od h s

Seventh
Burnett John L., ins. office, nee 145th & 3d av
Burnett William H., physician, e s 3d av 1st h n 14(3 th
Bussing Prancis, saw mill, N. Y"., n s 139th 2d h e 139th
Butter Charles, stone-mason, e s 3d av 2d h s 141st
Burritt James, painter, sec 141st & 3d av
Bunker Willam, painter, e s 3d av 5th h n 146th
Buxton Thomas Ix, carpenter, e s Courtland av 1st h nPindley
Buxton Thomas B., jr., Ibr., e s Courtland av 1st h n Pindley
Buxton Wm., Ibr., e s Courtland av 1st h n Pindley
Burrell Wm., porter, N. Y., s s Waverly 4th h s Courtland av
Bundschuh Anton, tailor, w s Eobbins av (5th h n Uncas
Bude Diedrich, Ibr., w s Eobbins av 6th h n Uncas
Byrnes James, bridge-tender, s s Edsell 6th h w 3d av
B\i-ns John, Ibr., s s Mott 1st h w College av
Byrns Patrick, Ibr., s s Mott 6th h av College av
Byrns John, Ibr., e s 3d av 3d h n 141st
Byrns Patrick, Ibr., e s 3d av 3d li n 141st
Byrne A. L., lic^uors, e s 3d av 2d h n 143d
Byrne Catherine, wid., boarding-house, n s Mott Ist h w Col-
lege av
Byrne Daniel, Ibr., w s Courtland av 1st h n Waverly
Byrnes James, Ibr., Wash'n 2d h n Waverly
Byrnes James, Jr., laborer, Vvash'n av 2d h n Waverly

c

Caulfield William, clerk, N. Y., n s Cottage 8th h w College av
Carr Patrick, milkman, n s Cottage 1 st h e E E av
Carr Austin, livery stable, E E av ft Pourtli, r w s E E av let
h n Pourtli

14 MOEEISANIA DIEECTOEY.

Carr William S. & Co., foundry, nee Eyder av & Smeeman
Garr Frank H., livery stable, E E av ft Pourth, r n e c E E

av & Third
Carr Alonzo, grocer, s ^v c AVash'n av & Second, & w 8 3d av

2d h s 138tli r w s Wash'n av 1st h s Second
Carney Patrick, n w c Macomb av & Grove
Carley B., oyster dealer, N. Y., e s Macomb av Gth h s Main
Carter James, li engineer, s s Edsell od h tv 3d av
Carey Clarence, lawyer, N, Y., n s 134tli 1st h w St. Ann's av
Caine Patrick, laborer, n s Hendrick 1st h w od av
Caiolin Terence, saloon, w s 3d av -Itti h n 139tli
Carey Patrick, laborer, e s Eobbins av 1st Ii s Lexington
Carrissa John, peddler, e s Eobbins av 2d h s Lexington
Cassalina Couki, stone cutter, s s 144th 2d h w Willis av
Calvert William, builder, s s 143d 1st h e 3d av
Carey Thomas, carpenter, s s 143d 2d h e 3d av
Cannon Harrison, indexer, n s 139 th 4th h w Willis av
Cannon Le Grand B., s s 134th 1st h w Willis av
Cannon U. A., clerk, N. Y., s s 134th 3d h w WilHs av
Carey Thomas, laborer, e s 3d av 1st h n 141st
Cairns James, laborer, e s 3d av 1st h n 14l8t
Carney Peter, laborer, w s 3d av Gth h s Mott
Callaghan Chris., harness, N. Y., s s Elton 8th h s Morrie av
Callagban Ellen, laundress, sec Governeur & Courtlandt av
Callaghan Patrick, laborer, s s Benson 7th h e Morris av
Callaghan Pat., laborer, w s Wash'n av 1st h n Waverly
Carroll John, laborer, ^v s 3d av 10th h s Milton
Castello Jose G. del, n s Mott 8th h ^v Courtlandt av
Carew M. J., carpenter, n s Mott 3d h w College av
Calder John, clerk, N. Y., s s Prospect Gth h e Courtlandt av
Carlile Horace, merchant, N. Y"., sec Morris pi & Helen
Carlile N. D., merchant, N. Y""., sec Morris pi & Helen
CAMPBELL A. M. & A., masons & builders. Spring plnr Bos-
ton rd
Campbell H, S., gents furnishing goods and agt. Staten Island

dye works, nee 143d & 3d av
Campbell Andrew D., carpenter, w s 3d av 5th h n 139th
Campbell Geoi-ge, carpenter, n s Concord 3d h w College av
Campbell AVm., engineer, n s Milton 2d h ^v Wash'n av
Campbell Allen Isi., builder, s s Home 1st h w Union av.
Campbell John M., carpenter, n s Spring pi 2d h w Boston rd
Campbell Alex., builder, n s Spring pi 2d h w Boston rd
Campbell Wm., mason, e s av A 1st h s Cliff
Campbell Bridget, wid., nee Courtlandt av & Union
Campbell Hugh J., stoves & tinware, w s 3d av 4th h s Sixth

I

, MOEEISANIA DIEECTOEY. 15

Carroll Edward, laborer, w s Willis av 1st h s 145th
Carroll Pat., shoemkr, w s Wash'n av 3d h s Fiftli
Carroll Pat., mason, e s E E av 1st h s Union
Carroll Pat., driver, esEEavlsths Union
Cassien Patrick, machinist, n s Union 5 th h e Courtlandt av
Cassien Edward, brassfinislier, n s Union 5tli li e Courtlandt av
Cane James, gardner, s s William 4th h w Wash'n av
Campion Dennis, gardener, nee Eobbins av & Pontiac
Cahall Timpson, Ibr., e s Terrace pi 1st h n Wr Eailroad
Callahan James, gardner, n s New 2d h w Union av
x Callahan Wm., Ibr., n s Strong's av 3d h e Forest av
Callahan James, mason, s s Third 1st h e E E av
Carpenter Higbie, hotel, s e c E E av & Fifth
Carpenter Thomas, milk, n s Strong's av 2d h w Union av
Cashman Pat'k, trackmaster, w s 8d av 4th h n Fifth
Calm Fred., gardener, s s Sixth 2d h e Boston rd
Castle Geo., butcher, n w c 3d av & Fourth
Carrigue P. D., DeGraaf House, e s 3d av bet Cliff' & First pi
Carrigan Thomas, fireman, e s E E av 2d h n Third
Cailer Michael, laborer, s s Third 2d h e E E av
Cammerden Henry E., n s Seventh, 1st h w Wash'n av
Cannon John, tailor, n s Eighth 1st h w 3d av
Casbarie Eosina Mrs., s s First 6th h w 3d av
Carber Charles, soda water, n w c Wash'n av & Fourth
Casey Oliver, messenger, s s Mary 4th h w Wash'n av
Carnage Augustus, dry goods, w s Courtlandt av 1st h s Melrose
Campion Frederick, grocer, w s Courtlandt av Ist h s Melrose
Cambers & Co., grocers, s w c Schuyler & Courtlandt av
Cambers Louis, grocer, s w c Schuyler & Courtlandt av
Cauldwell William, publisher, N. Y., sec Boston rd & George
Caldwell John, Ibr., nee Elron & E E av
Caldwell Wm., carpenter, n e c Elton & E E av
Cessely John, liquors, sec Eobhins av & Uncas
Chapman W. IT., dye wood-, Port Morris
Chapman Wm. S., banker, N. Y., sec Grove av & Wall
Chegwidden Alexander, cotfen r<.a-ter, N. Y., s s 141st, 3d he

Alexander av
Chegwidden Thos., coffee r.a-t'n-, n s i40th 4th h w Willis av
Chamberlain Geo. A. W., Li , w s Boston rd 1st h s Jeffer-

son
Challis James C, w s Bost-m ; -i h s Sixth
Chamber Jas., s'one cutter, N ., ^ - Clinton 1st h n Seventh
Chave Bernard M., builder, iv od h s Fifth

dherodcan August, sculptor ^ ., - > Seventh Ist h e Frank-

lin

av

IG MOEEISANIA DIEECTORY.

Child Edmund, insurance, N. Y., us Seventh od h w Erank-

lin av
Chudoba Erank, shoemkr, s s Third 3d h w od av
CHISHOLM WALTEE, Je. & Co., grocers, s s Eifth 1st h w

od av
Chapin Charles C, express, s ^y e AVash'n av & Sixth
Charlton George T., w s od av 2d h s Elton
Chaurd Ered'k, Ibr., e s 3d av 1st h s Henry
Chrystie Thomas, plumber, n w c Mott & Morris av
Chick John, mason, e s Courtlandt av Ist h s Springfield
Chormann Ered., brewer, w 8 av A 4th h s cliff
Champion Joseph, miner, n s William 1st h w Wash'n av
Chase Geo. G., letter carrier, s s Eindlay 1st h w Wash'n av
Christoph Edmund, whitewasher, n s Prospect 2d h e Court-
landt av
Chrispil Charles, coachman, e s Walton av 8d h s Ella
Clifford Michael, saloon. Port Morris
Clahan Patrick, laborer. Port Morris
Clair Bernard, laborer. Port Morris
demons Charles, vv'aiter, s s Van StoU 2d h w 3d av
Clendening Willard, Ibr., w s Macomb av 2d h s Van Stoll
Clarke John, bakery, e s 8d av 4th h n 147th
Clarke L E., carpenter, n s loOth 4th h "w od av
Clarke John, carpenter, n s lo9th 4th h w od av
Clarke John, peddler, n s Elton 1st h e E E av
Clark Eobert, w s av A 1st h s Cliff
Clark Jane, wid., n s Westchester rd 2d h w Union av
Clark John J., clerk, Board of Education, Office, Townhall, r

n 8 AVestchester rd 2d h w Union av
Clark Erederick, waiter, w s Courtlandt av 1st h s Eindley
Clark Thomas, Ibr., w s Courtlandt av 4th hn Union
Clark Geo., whitewasher, n s Prospect 4th h w Wash'n av
Clark ]S[ildred C, w s College av 3d h n Lowell
Clarke George A., furniture, N. Y., s s 14(>th 3d h e Alexan-
der av
Clark J. T., stair builder, e s 3d av 4th h s 13r)th, r n s 134th

3d h w A\'illis av
Clark J. P., stair builder, e s 3d av 4tli h s 135th, r n B 134th

3d h w Willis av
Clark Thnothy, Ibr., s s 149t]i 2d h w Clifton av
Clark Jolui, clork, w s 3d av 3d h n Garden
Clinton Patrick, Ibr., n s 139th 5th h w 3d av
Clock J. M., carpenter, N. Y., w s Willis av 1st h s 142d
Clare James, Ibr., s e c 3d av & 141st
Claflin Otis M., cartman, e s E E av 1st h s Eifth

MCEEISANIA DIEECTOEY. 17

Claus Jordan, tailor, w s 3d av 5tli h s Seventh

Cline Philip, blacksmith, w s od av 4th h s Third

Cline John, gardener, w s Union av 1st h n Sixth

Classon Ed., machinist, w s E E av 1st h n EightHi

Clauson Mark, Ibr., w s od av M h s Third

Closter Mary, dress mkr., sec Springfield & Courtlandt ar

Clifford Eichard W., mason, w s Wash'n av 1st h n Schuyler

Clancy Thdmas, s s Governeur 1st h e Morris av

Class Adolph, tailor, s s Eindley 6th h w AVash'n av

Cyrus John, framer, n s Waverly 4th h w Wash'n av

Coling G. W., shoe fitter, N. Y., s s Cottage 8d h w College a-s-

Collins James, car driver, w s od av 1st h s Mott

Colwell Thomas, clerk, s s Edsell 5th h w 3d av

Converse Frank, musician, n s 137th 1st h e St. Ann's av

Conovor L. V., iron founder, N. Y'., s s Union 1st liw Wash'n

av
Conover George, plumber, N. Y''., n s Lowell 3d h e College av
Conley Bernard, watchman, N. Y., w s 3d av 2d hn Smeeman
Connelly Barney, Ibr., w s 3d av 3d h n Van StoU
Connelly Mark, stone cutter, n s 145th 2d h e Willis av
Connell James, w s 3d av 3d h n Garden
Coon George, builder, N. Y'., w s 3d av 3d h n 139th
Cooney Mr., gardener, s s Eirst 5th h w 3d av
Cottell John, peddler, g s Concord av 1st h s Lexington
Concress Henry, nee Willis av & 145th

Colange Leo. D., editor, N. Y"., s s 136th 4th h e Alexanderar
Cobell ( ^onstantine, blacksmith, n s 148th 1st h s Eetreat av
Connigham Wm., Ibr., w s Eagle av 1st h s Westchester rd
Corcoran Eatrick, ibr., e s Terrace pi 1st h n Wr Eailroad
Conrad Wm., stone cutter, s s Mary 5th h w AVash'n av
Coleman August, Ibr., w s Wash'n av 1st h n Schuyler
Coleman l^rotliers, saloon, nee 139th & 3d av
Coleman Bernard, w s Courtlandt av 3d h n Union
Coleman Eatrick, Ibr., w s 3d av 4tli h n Sixth
Coleman Albert, framer, e s Benson av 1st h n Westchester rd
Cole Eussell, w s Carr av 4th h s 156th
Cole Sarah, n s Main 5th h e E E av
Cole Elizabeth C, dressmkr., n s Elton lOth h w 3d av
Cole Edwin E., clerk, e s E E av 2d h n Eightli
Cole Isaac, carpenter, e s Wash'n av 5th h n Seventh
Coles Daniel, furniture, N. Y., w s Forest av 3d h n Clift*
Coles James, foreman, e s 3d av 4th h n Grove
Coles Wm. T., printer, s s Sixth 1st h w Boston rd
Coughelan Jeremiah, carpenter, n w c Schuyler & jMorris av
Coughelan Michael, e s E E av 1st h n Elton

18 MORRISANIA UIKECTORY.

Cody Wm., Ibr., e s Governeur 1st h er Morris av

Coppell Herman, moulder, s s Denman 8th h w Courtlandt av

Cooley John, mftson, n s Denman 2d h e Morris av

Condon Bridg;et, widow, e s William 1st h s Wash'n av

Condon John, carpenter, e s WiUiam 1st h s Wash'n av

Condon Wm., printer, e s William 1st h s Wash'n av

Condon John, stone cutter, s s Seventh nr Fulton av

Connor Thomas, carpenter, w s 3d av 2d h n Waverly

Connor Patrick, police, w s od av 2d h n Waverly

Connor James, Ibr., n s Mott 3d h av College av

Conner John, Ibr., s s Seventh opp Clinton

Connors Mary, wid., e s Bobbins av 3d h n Pontiac

Collins Samuel, clerk, N. Y., e s 3d av 3d h s Milton

Collins Wm. E,., cabinet mkr., Boston rd opp Wall

Cooney Peter, laborer, w s 3d av 1st h n Denman

Conzen Peter, grocer, sec Benson & Courtlandt av

Corey May, seamstress, s s William 3d h e Courtlandt av

Corporal Pobt., bookkeeper, s s Prospect 4th h w W^ash'n av

Corning Amos, physician, s w c Morris pi & Juliet

Corbett Patrick, Ibr., n s AVestchester rd 4th h e Eobbins av

Corbett John, marble polisher, w s Forest av 5th h n Cliff

Corbett John, Jr., clerk, w s Forest av 5th h n Cliff

Corbett Mary, seamstress, w s Forest av 5th h n Cliff

Corbett James C, liquors, e s P R av 1st h s Union

Coberg Charlotte, boarding house, n s Eighth 1st h e 3d av

Cornell Thomas, Ibr., \v s 3d av 4th h n Eighth

Cornell Matthew, Ibr., w s 3d av 4th h n Eighth

Cornell Richard, Ibr., w s 3d av 4th h n Eighth

Cornell Martha, wid., nurse, n s Springfield 4th h e Morris av

Cornell Wm. A., petroleum, c Fifth & 3d av

Cornell C. W., w s 3d av 1st h n First

Connell John, Ibr., w s av C 3d h s Cliff

Cook Elizabeth, confectionery, w s 3d av opp Spring pi

Cook Louis, saw filer, e s 3d av 4th h s Eighth

Cook Andrew, moulder, w s 3d av 2d h s Fourth

Cook Albert, moulder, s s First 5th h w 3d av

Cooper Thomas H., upholsterer, N. Y., e s Franklin av 1st hs

Sixth
Cooper Henry, clerk, N. Y., e s 3d av 1st h n 145th
Cooper J. T., waiter, N. Y., s s Waverly 7th h w Wash'n av
Cosgrovo Patrick, Ibr., w s 3d av 5th h s Third
Coscoe John, Ibr., s s Mott 6th h w College av
Costello Patrick, laborer, e s Morris av 1st h n Benson
Comfort John E., physician, w s Franklin av 3d h n Seventh
Corey Mrs. Maria, w s Franklin av 2d h n Seventh

MORHISANIA DIRECTORY. 19

-Cochrane James, furniture, N. Y., DeGraaf House, 3d av bet

Cliff & First pi
Cochran James, n s Cottage 17th w College av
Coffee John, shoemkr, e s R R av 2d h s Sixth
Coffee Thomas, surveyor, e s R R av 2d h s Sixth
Coffee James, mason, e s R R av 2d h s Sixth
Coffee John, Ibr., e s 3d av odh n 141st
Coyle Brogne, butcher, n w c Robbins av & Terrace pi
Coyle Miss J. A., teacher, sec Fulton av & Eighth
COMBES LOUIS H., saloon, e s R R av 1st h s Fifth
Cordes Christopher, Ibr., w s Forest av 2d h n Cliff'
Cordes Frederick, grocer, sec Wash'n av & First
Cordes Henry, clerk, sec Wash'n av & First
Conklin Jonas F., n s 140th 6th h w Willis av
Conklin Mrs. Sarah A., widow, n s First 1st h w 3d av
Conklin Harry, clerk, N. Y., n s First 1st h w 3d av
Crawford Franklin, insurance, s w c Boston rd & Sixth
Crabe George R., carpenter, v/ s RJi av 0th h s Eighth
Creamer Mrs. Mary, laundress, e s 3d av 4th h s Eighth
Creamer Dennis, laborer, w s 3d av 4th h n Sixth
Grittenton Wm. M., patent medicines, N. Y., e s Franklin av

7th h n Sixth
Crittenton Fritz, segar mkr., e s 3d av 4th h s Fifth
Crow George, w s R R av 4th h n Eighth
Crow James N., w s Macomb av opp Main
Crow John, saloon, s w c 3d av & Edsell
Orowe Charles, carpenter, e s Morris av 1st h n Denman
Orowe Michael, blacksmith, n s Mott 3d h w Courtlandt av
Crowe Thomas, glass, N. Y., n s Mary 1st h e Morris av
Croby Louis, moulder, n s Westchester rd 3d h e Robbins av
Craigie Bedford, painter, e s Courtlandt av 1st h s Milton
Orosby F. P., n s Cottage 1st h w College av
'Crosby James, laborer, n s Benson 2d h w Morris av
Oross John R., civil eng, N. Y., e s Franklin av 8th h n Sixth
■Cross Samuel A., fireman, s s Edsell 6th h w 3d av
-Crane John J., teas, N. Y., s s Division av Ist h e St. Ann's av
Curran Patrick, agent, n s Denman 3d h w 3d av
Cutler Wm. S., upholsterer, N. Y., e s Franklin av Ist h n

Eighth
Outler Wm. H., salesman, N. Y., e s Franklin av 1st h n

Eighth
^Cummings Thomas, carman, s s Seventh opp Clinton
'Currie David, tea dealer, n s Seventh 4th h e 3d av
Cutty Michael, blacksmith, e s Morris av 1st h s Schuyler
<!unningham Bridget, wid., esRRavlsths Elton

20 ]SLOiaJLSAKlA DlL'KCTOliV.

Cuuningliam James ('., w s Boston rd 1st h s >Sixtli

Cunningham M., boiler ins., N. Y., s w c William & Findlay

Cunningham Chris., liquors, s w c AVilliam & Findlay

Cunningham J., milkman, n s ]^)ronx Jst li ^v >>d av

Cummings John, baker, e s Morris av 1st h n Mott

Cuddy Joseph, laborer, n s Mott r)th h w Morris a^■

Cuddy John, machinist, n s Mott 1 st h w ( ollege

Cuddy Thos., foreman, n w c Mott cK: Morris av

Cuppy Daniel, Ibr., nee AVestchester rd & Benson av

Curly Patrick, Ibr., sec Eobbins av & T'ncas

Curtis Erank, bookkeeper, N. Y., s s Milton od h w Wash'n av

Curtis Lafayette, surveyor, H B av 3d h e Tan Stoll

Curtis Patrick, Ibr., n s Seventh 5th h n od av

Cushing William, publisher, e s Macomb av 1st h n Main

Cushing Jerusha, e s Macomb av 1st h n Main

Culhane Patrick, laborer, e s Eobbins av 1st h s Lexington

I)

Daring George, grocery, w s od av 1st h » Edsell
Daberkoro & tSohr. wheelwrights, n s looth 1st h e od ar
Da^'is Charles, bartender, N. Y., n s Springfield "id h

Morris a^'
Davis Joseph, carpenter, n s 14Uth "Jd h e 3d av
Davis C'harles P., watchman, n s Springfield 4tli h e ISIorris av
Davis ^latilda, fancy goods, n s Main 4th h e li K av
Davis Samuel P., tea 1)roker, s s Concord 4th h w ')d av
Da\ is K. D., printer, s s Pourth '2]i e H P av
Davis Eambert, mariner, s s Pindley '2d h w William
Davison John, custom-house, e s College av 1st h n IMain
Daley Thomas, Ibr., sec 141st & 3d (i\
Daley David, grocery, w s 3d av 3d h s Mott
Daley James, Ibr., w s AVr Eailroad lid h w Eagle av
Dayly Thomas, Ibr., n s Gerard 1st li e Eeti'eat av
Daly James, mason, n s Denman .3th h w ( 'oui-tlaud av
Daly Henrv, actor, n s 137th '2d h w Home
Danley S. B., photographer, s s Pifth '2d h e WaslTii av
Daller Prank, Ibr., n s Grove 1st h o 3d a\
Dale James, grocer, s e c Eobbins av & Lexington
Darrendinger Jac<jb, Ibr., e s Eetreat av Oth h n West-
chester rd
Dascher Peter, cabiiictmkr., u s Uncas 1st li c Eobblu-- av
Darr Wm., horse-trainer, e s Porest av '2d h s Wall
Dawson Joseph, stone-cutter, n s Governeur '2d h w Court-
land av

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MOr.RISANIA DIKEOTOEY. 21

Dawson Henry B., historian, n s H(3nie 1st h e Boston r 1
Dawson Henry B., jr., printer, n s Home 1st li e Boston rd
Danfield Robert, ins., N. Y., nee (.'ottage pi & Eighth
Daniield Robert, jr., hardware, nee Cottage pi & Eighth
Danfield Thomas, clerk, N. Y., nee Cottage pi & Eighth
Danfield Edward, clerk, N. Y., n e c Cottage pi & Eighth
Damm Christoph., tailor, w s 3d av 7th li s Eighth
Damni Richard, baker, w s Hd av 4th h n Seventh
Damm John, cigarmkr, w s --kl av 4th h n Seventh
Damm Conrad, tailor, w s 3d av 4th h n Seventh
Daniels Mrs. Cath. M., w s 3d av 3d h s Sixth
Daniels Sanuiel C, l)ookkeeper, N. Y., w s 3d av 3d h s Sixth
Daniels AVm., bntcher, N. Y., w s AVash'n av 1st h n Fifth
J)ayto]i Gilbert, c. h. insp., N. Y., s 8 Seventh 1st h w Ful-
ton av
Daevlen John, scissor grinder, w s Courtland av 0th h n Union
Daab Fred., e s Wash'n av 1st li n Fourth
Damn G., baker, e s Wash'n av 1st h n Seventh
Damn Henry, baker, e s 3d av 2d h s Westchester rd
Dagner Patrick, Ibr., n s Mott (3th h w Morris av
Delahanta John, iron moulder, e s College av 2d h s Main
])eury Frederick, car starter, s s 145th 0th h w Mill Brook
Dernis Joseph, carpenter, s s 144th 2d h e 3d av
Delaney Thomas, teamster, e s 3d av 2d h s 141st
Decker William H., boatman. Port Morris
Demarest John, stoves & ranges, N. Y^., e s Macoml) av 2d k

s Main
Decker Marshall, contractor, R R av 3d li s Van Stoll
Deuznieyer August, Ibr., e s R R av 2d li s Van Stoll
Demarest Warren, real estate ag't., w s 3d av 4th li n Smeemau
Delamar James C, lawyer, N. Y^., s s Concord 1st h w 3d av
Deuznieyer Charles, Ibr., e s R R av 2d h s Van Stoll
De Lever Antony, distiller, N. Y., n s 137t]i 3(1 li w S Boule-
vard
Delaney John, Ibr., n s 147th 1st h e 3d av
I3elgado Gose, e s Eagle av 2d h s AVestchester rd
Dendelin Mr., gardener, w s Eagle av 2 h s Wr Railroad
Deckson Wm., n s Westchester rd 2d li e Retreat av
]3esks Daniel C, nee Westchester rd & Benson av
Devinne Daniel (Rev.,) n s William 1st li w Morris pi
Demarsen Henry, publisher, N. Y^., s s Catharine 2d li e

Morris pi
Deicker Edward S., lithograpli, s s William 5th h e Morris pi
Devoe Sarah, w s Boston rd 4th h s Spring pi
Devoe James, clerk, N. Y., w s Boston rd 4th li s Spring pi

'22 MOREISANIA UIRECTOEY.

Bearing Thomas, Ibr., w s FoiTest av Ist h n Strong

Denicke Henry W., drugs, s e c 3d av & Sixth

Delue Benjamin, cigar pkr, av s 3d av 1st h s Third

De Graaf Henry I*., furniture, N. Y., e s 3d av bet Cliff &

First pi . '

Deglar Frank, Ibr., s w c 3d av & First
Delette Geo. H., chief of police, o s od av opp Fourtli
Dellette August, conductor, e s 3d av 1st h s AVestchester rd
Dillett John, Ibr., n s Mott 4th h w 3d av
Delany Geo., grocer, e s R Eav 5th h n Fiftli
Dean Thoo. M., carpenter, N. Y., s s Sixth 1st h ^v Boston rd
Dean Charles 11. carpenter, N. Y., s s Sixth Ist h av Boston rd
Dean Eichard, Ibr., n s Union 4th h vr Wash'ii av
Dennerlein Margaret, milk, n s Findley 3d h e Courtland av
De Nobriga, pianomkr, N. Y., e s Wash'n av 1st h s Findley
Delnoce Louis, mer., sec Waverly & Terrace pi
Delnoce Angelo, clerk, sec Waverly & Terrace pi
Deinhard Godfrey,, varnisher, n s Milton lid li w Wash'n av
Decker John L., saloon, w s Courtland av '2d. h s Milton
Deibhn George, shoemkr, av s Courtland av 1st h s Prospect
Deiblin Mary, midwife, av s Courtland av 1st h s Prospect
Deets John, s s Second 1st h a\' 3d av
Deats Fred., moulder, s s Third 4th h e E E av
Decker Peter P., agent, N. Y"., av s Forest ay opp New
Dempsey Gerald, Ibr., s s Benson 1st h \E E av
Deinhart Henry, x^ianomkr, N. Y"., e s 3d aA' 1st h a\'- St.

Ann's av
Debold Michael, tailor, ii s Benson 1st h w 3d av
Debold Jacob, tailor, n s Benson 1st h av 3d av
Demeer Adam, mason, s s Springfield 9th h av 3d av
Denner Fred., Avagons, n s »Schuyler 1st h e Courtland av
Donner Franlc, Ibr. n s Elton 5th h av 3d av
Dinsmore George, 11 jr., n av c Clifton aA' & 144th
Dixon Thomas, tailor, e s 3d aA"- 3d h s 141st
Dixon Elizabeth, seAving-machines, e s 3d av 3d h s 141st
Dixon Frances, laundress, n s Mary 4th h e Courtland av
Diebz Henry, Ibr., e s E E av 2d. h s Van Stoll
Dietz John, carpenter, n s 147th :2d h e 3d av
Diohl Louis, flour & feed, s e c 3d av & 134th, r n n 141st lath

AV AVillis aA'
Diehl Frederick, broAver, av s Eetreat av 1st h s Henry
Diehl John, broAvcr, n s Westchester rd 1st h o Eetreat ar
Diehl Balthasar, kindling wood, n s Grove 2d h e 3d av
Diehl John, jr., mason, n s Wr Eailroad l2d h o Tinton ar
Diehl John, mason, n s Uncas l2d h av Tinton av

MOEEIISANIA DIEECTOEY. 2B.

Diehl John, brewery, n s Westchester rd nr Eagle av

Diehl John, jr., brewery, n s Westchester rd nr Eagle av

Diehl Martin, mason, s s Melrose 3d h w Wash'n av

Diehl John, Ibr., s s Schuyler 2d h e Courtland av

Diehl Jacob, shoemkr, s s Schuyler 8h h w Wash'n av

Diehl Margaret, wid., e s 3d av 2d h s Grove

Diber John, Ibr., s w c Eobbins a\; & Terrace pi

Dietsch John, milk, e s av A 8th h s Cliff

Ditchett Geo., keeper, sec Gerard av & JuUet

Ditchett Geo. W., real estate, N. Y., w s Boston rd c Seventh

Dice Wm., Ibr., nee od av & Seventh

Diesel Valentine, marble-cutter, w s 3d av 5tli h s Third

Dietze Wm., painter, w s E E av 8th h s Eighth

Dietz Matthew, Ibr., w s E E av opp Eighth

Dietz John, bartender, s e c 3d av & Grove

Dillmuth John, s s William 1st h e Courtland av

Dillmuth Frederick, baker, sec William & Courtland av

Dietrich Charles, barber, n s Fifth nr 3d av, r s s Findley 5th

h e^ Court] and av
Diearief Henry, bookkeeper, N. Y., s s Fourth 4tii h e E E av
Dilbert Frederika, wid., n s Melrose 3d h e Courtland av
Dickson James, printer, N. Y., w s EE av 1st h s Seventh
Dill Mrs. Margaret, fancy store, w s AVash'n av 5tli li n Second
Dillon Mary Miss, dressmkr, n s Third od h w 3d av
Dillon Annie Miss, dressmkr, n s Third 3d h w 3d av
Dillon Wm., Ibr., e s Courtland 1st h n First
Dilhma.n Charles, shoemkr, w s 3d av opp Spring pi
Dick Wm., dry goods, s s Fifth 1st he Wash'n av
Divine James, Ibr., n s Eiglith 2 li w Wash'n av
Dingel George, moulder, w s Courtland av 2d h s Benson
Dingel Elizabeth, wid., seamstress, w s V/ash'n av 1st h n

Schuyler
Dingel Megeor, crockery, n s Uncas 1st h n Eobbins av
Dietsch Leonard, teamster, s s Benson 10th h w ( 'ourtland av
Dobbs Washington, carpenter, N. Y., n s 11-lth 2d li o 8d av
Dolfoot M., Ibr, e s WiUis av 2d h s 14Gth
Donnelly Patrick, grocery, e s 3d av 2d h s 141st
Donnelly Mr., Ibr, e s 3d av 1st n 141st
Donnelly Eichard, Ibr., n s Cottage 17th li w College av
Donnelly Frank, Ibr., n s Lowell 2d h e E E av
Donnelly Peter, saloon, w s 3d av 6th h n Van Stoil
Donnelly Thomas, Ibr., w s Eobbins av 2d h n Wr Eadrcad
Donally John, gardener, n e c 3d av & First pi
Doerr Charles, saloon, e s 3d av 1st h n 14l8t
Dopfar John, baker, N. Y., nee 3d av & l;')2d

'24 MOERISANIA ])IEECTOPtY.

Dodge Peter H., elerk, N. Y., s s Cottage :]d li av College av

Dorr AVilliam, saloon, e s 3d av 7th h s 1 'MHYl

Dolan Michael, Ibr., AVr Railroad l2d h w Eagle av

Doubliii Joseph, Ihr., s e e 8 Boulevard & Elm

]3ohn Ilermanii, lithographer, s s Mott 1st h w Courtland ar

Derail Charles, florist, s w c Ella & Butternut av

Dooper xYugust, builder, N. T"., s s Helen 'id h e ^Morris j)!

Donahue Daniel, moulder, n s Gerard 2d h e Retreat av

Doll Jolm, express, av s Retreat av lid h s Grove

JJonly Patrick, nee AVestchester rd & Benson av

Donavan Martin, w s Union av 1st h s Home •

Dodin Joseph, dentist, N. Y., w s Boston rd 1st h s Spring pi

Dorey Thomas A., mason, e s Villa pi 1st h n George

Dooley Michael, tailor, w s 8d av 3d h s Third

Doughty Wni., gardener, n w c 8d av & Second

Doughty Charles H., kindhng wood, n s Edsell 6th h av 3d av

Doughty James, horseshoer, e s 3d av 1st h s Eourth

Donavan John, carpenter, av s R R av opp SeA'enth

DonoA^an James, Ibr., av s Courtland av 4th h n Union

Doepp Jacob, builder, e s Pulton av 1st h n Fifth

Dod^A'orth Harvey, musician, av s Fulton av 5th h n Fifth

Dominick Francis, s w c Fulton aA^ & Sixth

Dougherty Daniel, carpenter, av s Mott 4th h av 3d aA^

Donlan Patrick, Ibr., n s Union 3d h av AVash'n av

DoAvney Thomas, ll)r,, s s Findley 4th h av AYash'n aA-

Dosier Isaac, Ibr., n s Findley '2d h av AVash'n av

Donoliue Patrick, Ibr., av s AVash'n av 1st h n WaA'erly

Donohue John, Ibr., av s AYash'n av 1st h n AYaverly

Donohue Patrick, tailor, av s Courtland av '2(1 h n Melrose

Donohue Philip, Ibr., n s Mott 1st h av 3d av

Donahue Henry F., painter, s e c R R av & Sixth

Dougherty James, Ibr., nee AVaA'erly & Wash'n av

Dobias Joseph, Ibr., n s AYaA^erly 8tli h av Wash'n av

Doremus Abraham, builder, N. Y., n s Springfield -ith h e

Morris aA'
Doyne Michael, n s Eighth 2d h a\' A\^ash'n av
Donegan Thomas, shoemkr, av s Morris av 2d li n Denman
Doonan Patrick, carpenter, N. Y., e s Morris av 1st li n Benson
Dooley Timothy, Ibr., s s Benson 9th h e iNEorris av
Doyle John, blacksmith, s s Benson 3d h av Courtland av
Doyle Gerald, ti\amster, av s 3d av ^^th h s Milton
Doyle Patrick, Ibr., Port Morris
Doyle Patrick, Ibr., av s Walton av 1st li n Ella
Doyle AVm., ll)r., av s AValton av 1st li n Ella
DoA'le Patrick, Ibr., s s Go\-crn<>ur 1st li f' Morris av

MORIMSANIA i>riJK(T<)liY. •_.-)

Doty Euinia, skirtiiikr, w s od av lOth h s^Miltou

Dorii Kobert, optician, N. Y'., e s od av od li s AVestekestor rd

l)orii Augusta, drygoods, o s -id av .'kl li s AVestchester rd

Donne AVilliam, machinist, w s 'Id av 1st li n Mott

Dorsett Isaac, moulder, ii s Benson 1st h w 8d av

Drake David, ins., N. Y., w s Tulton av 8tli li s Eiglitli

Drake Alfred, engineer, s s 140tli od k w AVillis av

Drexlin Jacob, conductor, n s Eigktk "Id k w Cottage pi

Drnmmond Peter, liver}^ stable, s s 1^'iftk nr Postoflice, r s s

Fiftli 1st k w Wask'n av
Drummond Ckarles, mason, s s l-lotk -Itk k w Mill Brcjok
Drulie August, tailor, e s 3d av r)tk k n 14(>t]i
Driver AVni., skoes, ws E-obbins av 1 k n AVr Railroad
Dunn Reuben, mason, n w c College av & Lowell
Dubois Isaac, real estate agt, N. Y., s w c College av &

Garden
Duncan Koert, bricklayer, sec College av »S: Main
Dugan Jolin, Ibr., n s 145tli 1st k ^v iSt. Ann's av
Dugan Jokn, slate-roofer, e s 8d av 4tk k n S Boulevard
Duer AVilliam, s s 145tk otk k e od av
Dulmier Henry, gardener, s s 144t]L 1st k e '-Id av
Durfus George, cai-penter, s s 144tk 'id k w Willis av
Duderstadter Jokn, cigarmkr, w s 8d av 2d k n Garden
Dutck Reformed C'kurck, s w c 3d av & Cottage
Dunn Sarak, e s 3d av 1st k s 14(Jtk
Dunn Gilbert K. AV., turner, s s Tkird '2d h w 3d av
Dun Fred., vender, nee 3d av & 8eventk
Dunkam Edward, brass worker, n w c Edsell vS: 3d av
Dunsmore Isaac, kerosene, n s Lowell '")tk ]i w 3d av
Durrell Henry, n s Halsey 1st k e Morris pi
Dutkie James, engraver, N. Y., e s Grove av '2d k n First
Dunkley Josepk R., carpenter, e s Cottage pi '2d k n Eigktli
Duckardt H. J., butcker, s w c 3d av & »Seventk
Duckardt Jokn, butcker, w s 3d av '2d k n Sixth
Duskanek Frank, cigarmkr, w s 3d av opp Spring pi
Dukme Claus, grocer, n e c R R av & Eigktli
Duffy Brian, plasterer, n s First 3d k e Courtland av
Duffy Wm., moulder, n v\^ c Benson & Courtland av
Duffy Eliza, wid., laundress, n s Springfield !)tli k w 3d av
Duncan Mrs. Ellen, wid., fancy store, w s Wask'n av 3d li s

Fiftk
Dusel Jokn N., skoemkr, n s Governeur l^d k w ( 'ourtland av
Duck Hugk, milkman, w s 3d av 1st k n Mott
Dworalc Jokn, cigar mfr, w s 3d av opp Spring pi
Dyer Geo. IL, real estate, 3d av nr First, r w s av A 3d li s Clilf
Dyer Oliver, reporter, n s Concor<l '2d li w 3d av

26 MOEEISANIA. DIEECTOKY.

E

Eaton AVilliam, boats, Harlem Bridge, r n a 14r)th 1st h ir St.

Ann's av
Eaton Cavice, C. H. officer, s s 144th 4th h e 3d av
Eaton Eben, contractor, Port Morris
Eagan Daniel, laborer, w s 3d av 3d h n Mott
Eagan John, laborer, w s 3d av 3d h s Edsell
Eagan Michael, iron moulder, s w c 139th & 3d av
Eaglan Benjamin, teamster, n s 134th 1st h w St. Ann's av
Earley Patrick, laborer, s s Henrick 1st h w 3d av
Earl J. Thomas, jeweler, N. Y., n s Garden 1st h w 3d ar
Eagle Alex., s e c 3d av & Fifth

Earp Moses, barber, N. Y., n s Denman 4th h w Courtlandt ar
Ebele Gustavo, conductor, s s AVilliam Gth h w "VVash'n av
Eberhardt Christoph, painter, s s Melrose 1st h e Terrace pi
Eberhardt Jacob, blacksmith, s s Third 4th h e P P av
Eberhardt John, tailor, n s Denman 1st h e Courtlandt av
Eberhardt Nicholas, hotel, Macomb av c Yan Stoll
Ebert Ernest E., cigar mfr., e s Wash'n av 1st h n Sixtli
Eblir.g Theodore, drugs, e s 3d av '2d h n 14Gth
Ebliug Philip, brewer, nee loGth & Carr av
Ebling Wm., brewer, nee 15Gth & Garr av
Ebling Ph. cS: Wm., brewej, e s Carr av bet John Oc 156th
Eckel William, milkman, e s C'ourtlandt av 1st h s Findlay
Eckel John B., drugs, e s Courtlandt av 1st h s Prospect
Eckert John IL, finisher, n s Mar}' 1st h w Courtlandt av
Eckert Adam, sec Mary & Courtlandt av
Eckenfelder Jolm, upholsterer, e s 3d av 3d h s Pose
Eckes Michael, shoemkr., Pandell's Island, e s Courtlandt ay

1st h n Mott
Eckerman Joseph, upholsterei-, Harlem, s s 14lJth -d h e Wil-
lis av
Edeubregher Christian, confectioner, w s 3d av 3d h n i\[ain
Eddy Edward, actor, s s 138th 4th h e St. Ann's av
Ederly William, shoemkr., s s 139th 1st h w 3d av
Edwards Pufus, merchant, w s Tinton av 3d h n Lexington
Edwards George, mason, s s Vv^illiam 7th h w Wash'n av
Edwards Pobert, clerk, N. Y., n s ]\Iain 1st h w^ P P av
Edwards Thomas, station agent, nee Fifth & P P av
Edw^ards Anna Mrs., w s AVash'n av 4th h n Sixtli
Edmund Pudolph, cigar mkr., n s Schuyler 1st h w Court-
landt av
Edel Charles, bookkeeper, e s od av 5th h s Seventh
Edel Mrs. L., s w c Franklin av & Seventh

MOEEISANIA DIRECTOEY. 27

Eder Ohristoph, tailor, s s Schuyler 8d h e Morris av

Eells J. T., bookkeeper, N. Y., s s Waverly 3d h w Wash'n ar

Egan Michael, laborer, n s Eindlay 4th h w Wash'n av

Egan Peter, laborer, w s Forest av 2d h ii Cliff

Egan Ann, wid., s s Benson 4th h ^v Morris av

Egs Frank, gardener, w s Spring opp William

Egbert Bernan, cooper, n s Prospect 5th h w Wash'n av

Egger Henry, cigar mkr., n s 140th 4th h e 3d av

Eggleston Geo. W., carpenter, n s Garden 5th h ^y College ar

Ehardt George, jeweler, N. Y., w s 3d av 1st h n Edsell

Ehron Herman, grocer, sec Elton & Morris av

Ehmenn Christian, mason, n s !Mott 1st h w od av

Ehler Christoph, "Jaborer, n s Elton 6th hw 3d av

Ehrick Henry, painter, e s St. Ann's av 1st h n Wr Eailroad

Eisele Charles, mason, av s Courtlandt av 4th h s William

Eisele John, mason, w s Courtlandt av 4th h s William

Eisele John, builder, w s Wash'n av '2d li s Fifth

Eisele Charles, mason, n s Third 3d h e 11 K av

Eickel Francis, milkman, e s Wash'n av 3d h s Milton

Eichler Anton, clerk, N. Y., e s Wash'n av 4th h s Milton

Eichler John, brewer. 3d av bet Sixth & Seventh, r w s Fulton

av 5tli h n Sixtli
Eiclier Fred., moulder, ii s Denman 3d h w 3d av
Eiciier Fred., moulder, n av c Mott & 3d av
Eigeland John, laborer, e s Y\'asli'u av 4tkli s Milton
Eldridge llichard S., police, n s 14nt]i 'id h vv' St. Ann's av
Eldridge Charles, carpenter, n s 14btli 'Id li w St. Ann's av
Eldridge AndroAV, polisher, n s 14()th lid h -w St. Ann's av
Eldridge Samuel, plumber, N. Y., e s Wash'n av '2d h u First
Eliine John, carman, e s Wash'n aA' 1st h s Fiftli
Elk Caspar, cooper, n s 145th 1st h e Willis av
Ellote Jason, n s Main 3dh av College aA^
Eisner Mr., n s (ilorard 0th h e lletreat av
Ellis Henry, carpenter, n s Milton 3d li e Courtlandt av
Elmendorf James H., contractor. N. Y., w s Fulton av 11th lis

Eighth
Elmendorf James E., w s 3d av 1st h s Waverly
Elliott Paty, n s Springfield 5 tli h av Wash'n av
Ernes John, grocer, n w c 3d av & Fourth
Emery Wm., gilder, N. Y., w s Wash'n av l2d h n Fifth
Emerick Solomon, carriage mkr., n s Springfield 2d h w Court-
landt av
Emerick Jacob, clothier, N. Y., n s Elton Isth av Courtlandt ar
Engerbauer Joseph, sculptor, n s 144th 6th h e AVilhs av
English James, iron moulder, n s 145th 7th h e Willis av

s 14:^d bet St.

Ami's & Pas-

s U:klbet St.

Anil's «Jc Pas-

n s 14:]d bet .St

. Anil's & Pas-

? 14;](1 bet St.

Ann's & Pas-

s 14:kl bet St.

Ann's & Pas-

•28 MOEPISANIA I)IP.E('T(JPY.

Entwistle Picliard, painter, s s 141st Gtli li e Alexander av
Entwistle John, painter, s s 141st 0th li e Alexander av
Entz John P., life ins., X. Y., n

saf2;e av
Entz Wm., dry good.s, N. Y., n

sage av
Entz Eerdinand, banker, X. Y.,

sage av
Entz Angust, banker, X". Y., n i

sage av
Entz Adolph, banker, X". Y., n

sage av
Entnii Arthur, cigar nikr., n s loKtli 1st h e od av
Eiigel John, laborer, e s Wash'n av od h n Milton
Engeholm Eerdinand, w s od av 1st h n Eifth
Ennis Daniel. lal)orer, e s Eorest av od h n Xew
Eniiis Patrick, laborer, e s Eorest av 1st h n Strong
Endress Martin, gardener, e s P P av 8th h n Seventh
Enwenter Anton, laborer, w s Eiilton av Ttli h n Eighth
Engelhard Sebastian, barber, w s Courtlandt av 1st h n Mott
Epstein Julius, clerk, X. Y"., P P av '2d h e Van StoU
J]ppenheiiner Henry, peddler, P P av 2d h s Van StoU
Eppinger Daniel, macliinist, X. Y"., w s :->d av 5th h s Eighth
Eppinger Wm., stoves, w s 8d av 5th h s Eighth
Erbe Adam, hatter, w s Courtlandt av 1st h n Waverly
Ernow Charles, fresco painter, X^. Y''., n e Cod av & Fifth
Ernst Mrs. I'liihp, w s Franklin av od h n Fifth
Ernst John F., saloon, e s od av 2d h s (irrove
Ihiiest Peter, mason, s s Third 8d h w od av
Ernest John, cooper, s s Second 5th h e P P av
Errick J'rank, l)aker, sec AVash'n av &. Fourth
Erler Herman, laborer, n s ]Mott 1st h w Courtlandt av
I'h-dman John, actor, sec Springtield & Courtlandt av
Erl> Henry, tailor, n s Governeur 2d h w -id av
Erliard Jjav/rence, gardener, e s P)eiison av 5tlrn n Westches-
ter rd
Jasper IMiilip, butclier, sec Gerard av »fc od av
Etelhausor John, harness, X. Y., s s Denman 2d li w ( 'ourt-

landt av
Etchell James, watchman, w s :)d av Kt Ji n Mott
Eulner Valentine, police, X. Y^., s s Schuyler <»th h w Court-
landt av
Everett Oscar, clerk, X\ Y., n s 1 44th 1st li e .'id av
l"A'erd(-ll Cliarles, engraver. X. Y., s s Springtield 1 -^t h w
< \)urtlandt av

MOEEISANIA DIEECTOEY. 29

Eve^t Nicholas, carpenter., s s Schuyler Gth h av Courtlaiidt av
Ewen AVilliam, tailor, s s Deninan 'Id h e Courtlaiidt av
• Eysel Ct. W., saloon, e s Willis av od h s 147th

f

Eagan I'atrick, mason, e s Eorest av 2d h n Strong
Eallot Henry, tailor, w s Cottage pi 2d h n Eighth
Eanshaw Samuel K., artist, e s Fulton av 4th h s Eighth
Eay Patrick, laborer, w s C*ourtlandt av od h ti Union
Eaigle Charles, fruit dealer, w s Wash'n av 2d h n Milton
Falconer Hugh M., printer, N. Y., w s AVash'n av (3th h n

Second
Falk Louis, builder, Third bet -kl av & Wash'n av, r w s od

av 1st h n Third
Falk John, tailor, s s Mary 2d h e Courtlandt av
Folk Henry, e s Wash'n av 4th h n Fourth
Falk John, carpenter, e s Wash'n av 4th h n Fourth
Talks Morris, clerk, N. Y., e s od av 5th h n s Boulevard
Fash W. I)., carver, w s AVash'n av Gth h n Sixth
Farrell Eose Mrs., wid., dressnikr., sec Groverneur and

Morris a^'
Farrell John J., clerk, e s od av 2d h w St. Ann's av
Farrell Frank, liquors, s w c o d av & S])ringheld
Farredl Dan'l F., liquors, s w c od av & Fourth
Farrall James, coachman, e s AValton av 1st h s Ella
Farrell James, laborer, w s Coui'tlandt av 2d h n Union
Farrier Alfred, jeweler, n w c Fifth & Fulton av
Farrier A^'m. T., n w c Fifth & Fulton av
Farrer Samuel, niaeliinist, X. A'., s e c av A & Cliff
Farrer (xeorge, machinist, N. A'., s e c av A & Cliff'
Farrie Jacob, driver, n s Seventh 4th h e od av
Farron Lewis, engineer, i^ort Morris
Farriugton John 1)., s s Willow pi 2d h e College av
Farrington Moses, salesman, n s Marv 2d h e Courtlandt av
Farriugton Wesle}^, bookkeeper, X. Y., n s Mary Ist h e Court-
landt av
Farmer Henry, tailor, w s Courtlandt av od h s Melrose
Farlord Eichard, roofer, e s od av 1st h s 144th
Fallender Anton, tailor, n s Springfield 6th h w od a\
Fath Jacob, saloon, s s Elton 4tli h e Courtlandt av
Faulhaber ISIieiiael, saloon, nee 8d av cK: 144th
Farewell John, boatman. Port Morris
Fagefka Frederick, blacksmith, w s od av od h n INlott
Faustin Emil, carpenter, n s 147th 2d h e od av

30 MOEEISANIA DlEPXTOliY.

Paverau Francis, tin smith, 8 s Willow pi 'id h w 3d av
Fassert Charles, brewery, e s Carr av let h b John, r e s av A

6th h s Cliff
Fast Martin, gluemkr., e s Retreat av 4th h n Westchester rd
Fandron Chris., carpenter, e s Retreat av Ist h s Gerard
Faust Lucy, wid., s s Melrose 0th h e Courtlandt av
Fels August, cigars, N. Y., w s 3d av 6th h s Seventh
Ferris AVm. E., clerk, w s Fulton av 3d h s Eighth
Ferrigan Hugh, liquors, N. Y., n s Fifth bet Franklin & Ful-
ton avs
Ferris Mrs. Eliza, e s Fulton av 3d h s Eighth
Felter Conrad, laborer, s s William 6th h w Wash'n av
Feiss Henry, bartender, nee William & Courtlandt av
Feeney Rosana, wid., n w c Milton & Wash'n av
Federer Ludwig, milkman, n s Prospect 1st Ji e Courtlandt av
Felix John, milkman, n s Melrose 3d h e Courtlandt av
Ferdon John J., meat market, w s Wasli'n av 1st h n Seventh
Ferdon Jacob, fancy store, w s Wash'n av 2d h s Second
Fether Mrs., washerwoman, w s Wash'n av 9th h n Second
FECHNER WM., German American Institute, w s Wash'n

av 6th h n Fourth
Fey Joseph, butcher, nee Courtland av & Denman
Fenine Anton, machinist, s s Governeur 3d li e Morris av
Feiss George, grocer, nee Morris av & Governeur
Feehan James, plumber, n s Mott 1st h s Morris av
Fencker Henry, cabinetmkr, w s Courtland av 2d h s Melrose
Fetzner Herman, cabinetmkr, s s Sprino^field lOth h w 3d av
Felsing John, tailor, e s Courtland av 1st h n Schuyler
Ferring Anton, grocer, e s Retreat av 1st h n Westchester rd
Ferring Ignatius, carver, e s Retreat av, 1st h n Westchester rd
Feeney James, stone mason, w s College av 5 th h n Lowell
Fealy James, laborer, n s l-t3d 3d h e od av
Feely William, shoemkr, e s Willis av 3d h s 147th
Feely James, laborer, s s 139th 1st h w 3d av
Ferris N. P., n w c Courtland av & Helen
Fields Eliza, wid., w s College av 4th h n Lowell
Fitzgerald Wm., proof reader, w s College av 1st h n Cottage
Finger Henry, n s 145th 4th h w Mill Brook
Finlay Elizabeth, wid., saloon Port Morris
Finlay Edward, boatman, Port Morris
Finlay Charles, laborer, Port Morris
Finlay Andrew, o s Robbins av 4th h s Wr. Railroad
Finley Wm., carpenter, o s Robbins av 1st h n Wr Railroad
Fienken J. H., liquors, N. Y., n s Cottage 4th h w College av
Fienken Henry, liquors, N. Y., n s C >ttage4th h w College ay

M0EKI8ANIA DIRECTORY. 31^

Filgee Henry, confectioner, e s 3d av 6th h s 136th

Fisher Thomas, coal & wood, s s Bronx 1st h e College av, r b

e c 3d av «fc Bronx
Fisher Henry A., painter, N. Y., w s Franklin av 2d h g Sixth
Fisher Frank, blacksmith, w s Courtland av 1st h n Melrose
Fisher Henry, painter, n s Melrose 4th h e Courtland av
Fisher Robert, crockery, e s Courtland av 1st h s Milton
Fisher James, carpenter, e s Courtland av 1st h s Denman
Fisher Doc, hotel, r n s First 2d h e R R av
Fisher John, tailor, n s Springfield 2d h e Courtland av
Fisher Frances, laundress, e s 3d av 2d h s Milton
Fischer Oswald, tailor, w s Courtland av 1st h n Governeur
Fischer Adam, barber, w s Courtland av 1st h n Mott
Fischer John, cigars, w s 3d av 5th h n Henrick
Fielm Peter N., laborer, e s Retreat av 6th h n Westchester rd
Finch Myron, clerk, N. Y., w s Courtland av 1st h s Ella
Fitch James P., boots & shoes, N. Y., w s Boston rd 4th h n

Fifth
Finegan Peter, Ibr., w s 3d av 4th h n Eighth
Fichter Frank, saloon, w s 3d av 6th h s Third
Fitting Charles, saloon, w s 3d av 4th h s Spring pi
Fite Frank, cigar mkr, nee AVash'n av & R R av
Fisher Jacob, saloon, e s R R av 4th h n Fifth
Fiegle Peter B., saloon, w s R R av opp Seventh
Fingel Henry, peddler, s s First 8th h w R R av
Fitzpatrick Peter, Ibr., n s Union 4th h e Courtland av
Fitzpatrick James, Ibr., e s R R av 2d h n Union
Fitzpatrick John, Ibr., w s Morris av 1st h n Elton
Fitzgerald Wm., Ibr., s w c Robbins av & Terrace pi
Fitzgerald James, Ibr., s s Governeur 10th h w Courtland av
Fincke George, painter, n s Melrose 1st h e Terrace pi
Fisk Seth, dry goods, n s Melrose 4th h e Terrace pi
Fincke & Bros., grocers, n w c Wash'n av & Sixth
Findlay Alex., moulder, n s Mary 4th h w Wash'n av
Fidlaar Henry C, grocer, n s Mary 3d h w Courtland av
Finegan James, liquors, w s 3d av 2d h s Findley
Firsing John, w s Courtland av 2d h s Benson
Flood Christopher, Ibr,, s s Governeur 1st h e Morris av
Flood Christopher, revenue, n s Fourth 1st h w Wash'n av
FHck Christian, brewer, w s 3d av 2d h n Fifth
Flostroy Alfred, hops, w s Fulton av 2d h n Fifth
Flagg Andrew, cooper, w s Fulton av 7th h n Eighth
Flaherty Michael, Ibr., w s Courtland av 5th h n Union
Flanagan Julia, wid., washerwoman, s s Union 5th h e Court-
land av

•j-j MoIMMSAMA DIlv'KCTOl^Y.

Flynn KiLhard, Ibr.. ts s William ;]d li e ( 'oiirtland uv

Frviin Patrick, ll)r., w s I'orest ar 4th h n ( 'litl'

Flynii Win., Ibr., s's Third 4th h e K E av

Flyiin David II., shoemkr, N. Y., n s Mott lid li w College av

Flyiiu Joseph, bar tender, e s od av r)th h ii S Boulevard

Flinu Tatrick, Ibr., n s Wr. Jiailroad btli h e Eobbins av

Flow Joliii, carpeutor, N. Y., e s Wash'ii av :Jd h s Melrose

Flegler George, Ibr., w s Wash'ii av 1st h s Springfield

Flanagan John, lawyer, n av c Macomb av «S: Grovi*

Flinner John, tailor, w s IJobbin.s av ')th h n Wr. liaihoad

Flannery John, Ibr., av s ( 'arr av '>d h s Eay

Ford John Tl, machinis^t, e s 1* J* av '2d h n Fourth

Ford Eleanor, teacher, e s Ii 1* av i^d h n Fourth

Ford Mrs. Anna, washerAvoman, e s Wash'n av 1st h s F^irsc

F'ord Alexander, milkman, n s 144th KHh h e Willis av

I'oy John, Ibr., e s od av '2d h n Seventh

Fox Wm. J., cigar mkr, n e c Sixtli »!v: AN'ash'u aA"

Foyle Henry, cooper, e s ^Id av 7th h s Eighth

Folk wen Wm., boarding house, av s >)d av .")th h s Sixth

F'ogal John, carpenter, n av c Findlay & Wash'n av

Foley James, mason, nee AVaverly & Wash'n av

l\js>ing Frank'L., jeweler, N. Y"., s s Melrose lid h o Terrace pi

Folks Thomas, ])iano mkr, s s Melrose od h w Wash'n av

Foster IMiss Charlotte, seamstress, av s 1' 11 av opp Sixth

I'orbes Wm., photographer, e s A\'ash'n av 1st h s Fourth

Foley Kicha-'d, civil eng., av s AVash'n av 4th h n F'ourth

Fonbaum PoAvei, Ibr., s s Melrose 6th h av Wash'n av

I'owler Henry B. ins., N. Y"., e s 11 K av 1st h av F'irst

FoAvler J. IL, messenger, X. Y'., s s ^lary 4th h av A\'ash'n av

F'owh'r Solomon, carpenter, N. Y'.. n s Springfield -Ith h av

Gourtland av
FoAvlei- Wn\. printer, n s Springfield Itli h av ( ourtland av
F«»ls Julius, lope mkr, av s Wdsh'n av 1st h n Schuyler
Foshay Abraham, peddler, e s Morris ar 1st li s (rOAerneur
l*'ollos Peter, tailor, av s ^Jd av '2d h n Elton
l'\)gel IVter. butcher, h s (Jerard ."'th h e Ivetrcat av
Fogi'l II. I>ewis, s s Gerard 1st h e od av
F'ogel Jacob, carpenter, s s I'ontiac 4th h e Tiutou av
Foitz (Jhristian, Initcher, n s Westchester rd 1st h e Benson av
l''ox J(»hn, tin ware, N. Y., s s P).")th ^'th h e Alexander av
l''oster Ellen, Avid., e s od av .')d h n !Hth
Foster James S., ]>roker, N. Y., av s Macomb av .')th h s (irove
Foulke JosejJi, tailor, e s od av '2d h n ]4*ttli
Fox John, laborer, av s Passage av 'Jd h n 14od
Folks Wm., cijrar store, w s .'Id av .'jth h n Smeeman

]N[()E1USANIA DIEECTOEY. 33

Friedgen Georgo, painter, w s E E av 1st h n Fifth
rriedg-en Henry, sylvan park, w s E E av ft Fiftti
Froleigli Elizabeth, seamstress, n s Eourtli 1st h e E E av
Eroleigh George, tailor, s s Governeur 4th h e (]!ourtland av
EEISBEE D. B., EDITOE AND PUBLISHEE OF THE

WESTCHESTEE TIMES, s s Fifth nr E E .av, r w s

Wash'n av 2d h n Fourth
Frisbee Benj., carpenter, e s AVash'n av 1st h n First
Frisbee David, carpenter, e s Wash'n av 1st h n First
France Frederick, cigarmkr, e s 3d av opp Fourth
France Eobert, actor, n w c Home av & 130th
French Andrew, fishing tackle, N. Y., s s 142d 3dh v/ WiiUsav
Freeman Harriet A., wid.^ n s Elton 3d h e Morris av
Franaf Louis, tailor, n s Elton 2d h ^v Courtland av
Frentel August, blacksmith, N. Y., n s Governeur 1st h e

Courtland av
Fruin Patrick, blacksmith, s s Benson 9th h e Morris av
Freese John H., grocer, e s 3d av 4th h n Grove
Fronhafer Wm., clerk, w s 3d av 1st h s Elton
Fruchtnicht John, e s College av 4th h n Lowell
Freeze John, gardener, w s Forest av opp Strong
Frawley P., stone cutter, N. Y^., n s Jeti'erson 3d hw Boston rd
Frawley E., stone cutter, N. Y^. n s Jefferson 3d h w Boston rd
Franish James, blacksmith, N. Y., e s 3d av Gth h s Eighth
Friederich Emil, e s 3d av 6th h s Seventh
Fredericks Francis, carpenter, w s Courtland av 2d h s Mary
Frederich August, tailor, s s Elton 3d h w 3d av
Frederichs Dietrich, grocer, s w c Wash'n av & Schuyler
Frederich Conrad, tailor, s s Fifth 2d li e Wash'n av, r w s 3d

av opp Spring pi
Friday Wm., marine store keeper, w s E E av Gth s Eighth
Freeland Mrs. Philus, w s E E av Ist h n Seventh
Francis Mrs., dressmkr, w s E E av 1st h s Eighth
Froy John, Ibr., w s ("ourtland av 3d h n Laiion
Freeborn Christopher, pianomkr, w s Courtland uv 1st h s

AViliiam
Freele Daniel, Ibr., n s Findley 4th h w Wash'n av
Franley John, miner, Vr' s Yv^ash'n av 1st h n Waverly
Frank Christopher, tailor, s s Waverly 1st h w Wash'n av
Frank John, mason, s s Denman 4th h w Courtland av
Frank Joseph, polisher, n s Benson let h e E E av
Franklin Homer, n s Milton 4th h e Courtland av
Fritclie Edward, carpenter, n s Milton 2d h e Courtland av
Friese John, mason, s s Melrose 2d h e Courtland av
Frees l^ernhard, mason, n s Mary 4th h e Courtland av

34 MOKKISANJA DIllECTOKY.

Frees Valentine, mas^jn, s s Mary 4th h w Wash'n av
Frees Jolin, Ibr., n s Elton 11th h w Wash'n av
Frank John, saloon, s w o Courtland av & Schuyler
Fritz Christian, butchnr, n s Westchester rd 1 st h e Port Mor-
ris K K
Fritz Charles, cigar mfr, w s od av 8d h s Denman
Freiz Xaver, carpenter, e s Passage av *Jd h n Wr liailroad
Frendenberg Hermann, gardener, w s Tiobbins av 6th h n.

Uncas
Friedman H., liquors, N. Y., e s Beach av 2d h s Lexington
Fory Xaver, carpenter, e 6 Terrrace pi 2d h n AVr. Eailroad
Freudenberg Hermann, gardener, w s Bobbins av 6th h n

Uncas
Fullgraff Dr., e s Forest av 1st h n George
Fuess Gnstave W., upholsterer, w s Fulton av 2d h n Fifth
Fuess Emil, clerk, N. Y., w s Fulton av 2d h n Fifth
Fuhr Powentz, shoemkr, n s 143d od h e 8d av
Fuilet Christopher, grocer, e s od av 2d h n 141st
Fuhrst Frederick, blacksmith, w s od av 1st h n Edsell
Fulton William, stone cutter, nee 137th & St. Ann's ay
Fullen Mary, wid., e s 3d av 1st h n 139th
Fuilen Ferdinand J., painter, e s Ive treat av 2d h n Henry
Fullen Henry A., justice, office w s 3d av 2d h n Denman res

3d av 2d h n 146th
Fuller George, contractor, N. Y., s s Cliff 1st h w Forrest av
Fuller Benj. F., sewing machines, N. Y., w s Willis av 3d h «

142d
Fuselehr Martin, saloon, 8 w c S Boulevard & Elm
Fuselehr Martin, grocer, nee Beach Jiv & Lexington
Fuchs Magdelene, wid., s s Waverly 1st h e Courtland ar
Fuchs George, baker, s w c Milton & Wash'n av
Furh Jacob, piano rakr, n s Mary 3d h e Courtland av

G

Gassier William, brewer, s s 147th 1st h e Clilton av

Galaney Patrick, Ibr., s s 147th 2d h e Clifton av

Gatfney John, machinist, N. Y., n s 143d 7th h w Willis av

Gafihey John, Ibr., n s 143d 3d h e 3d av

Gaffncy Richard, leather, N. Y., e s Macomb av 9th h s Main

Gaffney Timothy, saloon, nee 134th & 3d av

Galfaey Bryan, saloon, n w c 3d av & Van StoU

Gayner George, mineral waters, s s Third 1st h w 3d av

Gay nor Edward J., contractor, s 8 140th 1st h e Alexander av

<i^arri8on Samuel, carpenter, w 8 3d av 2d h n Garden

MORRISANIA DIEECTOEY. 85

Oarrison John B., N. Y., stair-builder, n s Cottage 9th h w

College av
Oarrison John, teamster, n s Edsell 2d h w 3d av
Garrett Edward, Ibr., n e Cottage 17th h w College av
Garvey John, liquors, N. Y., e 8 Macomb av 8th h s Main
GATES CHURCH E. & Co., lumber, junction Macomb &

R R avs
Gates Church E., lumber, r s e c Main & Macomb av
Garlock Jane, wid., n s Edsell 7th h w 3d av
Gannon John, Ibr., n s Henrick 1st h w 3d av
Gannon Patrick, Ibr., n s Henrick 1st h w 3d av
Gallagher James, iron moulder, n w c 3d av & Van Stoll
Gallagher Patrick, iron moulder, n w c 3d av & Van Stoll
Gabelow Antoine, e a Robbins av 5th h s Wr Railroad
Gaylor Eugene, conductor, s s Mott 2d h w College av
Garvin P., carpenter, w s av B 1st h s Cliff
Garrigue Rudolph, ins., N. Y., w s Boston rd 2d h e Eifth
Gauff Jacob, butcher, w s 3d av 8th h s Eighth
Gallon James, conductor, w s 3d av 8tli h s Eighth
Gander Joseph, tinsmith, w s 3d av 7th h s Fifth
Gandanburger Geo., cigarmkr, e s 3d av opp Spring pi
Gard David L., mason, n e c R R av & Union
Gard Edward L., mason, n e c R R av & Union
Gaylor George, paper stainer, w s Courtland av 2d h s William
Gardener Wm. W., architect, e s Wash'n av 6th h n Seventh
Garey Leander, sup't. car works, w s Wash'n av 3n h n Eighth
Garey C. E., foreman car works, n s Eighth 1st h w Wash'n av
Gayer Charles (Rev.,) w s Fulton av 3d h n Seventh
Garey Timothy, Ibr., e 8 R R av 1st h n Denman
Garey Patrick, moulder, w s Courtland av 2d h n Mott
Gallahue A. C, s s Second 3d h e R R av
<xamrock Jacob, Ibr., w s Courtland av 2d h s Springfield
Gabriel Andrew, grocer, s s Elton 1st h w 3d av
Gamier Peter, Ibr., n 8 Elton 8th h w 3d av
Gabriel John, Ibr., n s Elton Otli h w 3d av
Gainer Jacob, finisher, e s Elton 11th h w 3d av
Galey Frank, Ibr., n s Elton 2d h w Morris av
Gasberi Frank, tailor, s s Governeur 3d h w Courtland av
GEORGI C. L. & SON, real estate & furniture warerooms, w

8 3d av 1st h 8 First
Geib George H., agent, e s Terrace pi 1st Ji n Milton
Gehr George, tailor, e s Wash'n av 1st h s IMilton
Geiotz Clii-is., 8 8 Fourth 2d h e Wash'n av
Gerwent Charles, carpenter, s 8 First 5th h w 3d av
Gesner Joseph, mason, n s Sprmgfield 4th h e Courtland av

86 • MCJiafLSANlA i)ll{E('T()liY.

Geiger Alicliacl, tailor, n s Elton '2d li e Courtlaud av

Gebc Georj^e, saloon, nee ( 'ourtland av & Denman

Geneko, Ferdinand, o « Morris av 1st li n Governeur

GERMAN SAVINGS BANK, n w c Milton ^c :]d a^-

Gorkin Andrew, o s od av <)th h n Grove

Gelthardt Erederiok, cigars, e s M av 1st h s Ui^d

Gorthn liobcrt, boatman, Port IMorris

Gearon William, boots & shoes, e s od av 1st li a Kititli

Geary James, iron moulder, w a iid av od li s Edsell

Gearv John, iron moidder, n s I4:i)d od h e od av

Gent ^Michael, mineral waters, w s Bd av 4th li n Smeeman

Geoghegan Andrew, n s Heurick 1st li w od av

Geneh (,'harles, grocery, s w e Lexington iS: Bobbins av

Genther Andrew, slioomkr, s w c Beaeli av A; Lexingtoi;

Geieler George, rope walk, N. Y., s s Mott od h w .'Jd av

Geis Adam, foreman, s w c av A & Clifl'

Gehrig Geo., Ibr., e s Carr av 2d h s John

Gerhard Wni., blacksmith, e s I'etreat av od h n AVest-

cliester rd
Geeks Anna, wid., v>- s Tvetreat av -!d li s IJose
Geraghty Martin, Ibr., w s T'onrtland av 5th h n Union
Geraghty James, Ibr., w s Eag-le av od li s Westchester rd
Gergahty jMiciiael, builder, w s od av 5 1 th h s Milton r n -

Strong lid h e Forest av
Gent Jc)lin J., contractor, s s I^ncas 1st h w Tinton av
Gerhard Philip, (engineer, e s l(obbins av 2(1 h n Uncas
Gilligham Pat., Ibr., w s Forest av T^th h n Strong-
Gilbert John M., ins., w s od av 2d li s Eighth
GIFFOPI) SILAS 1).. kwyer,<)ff. it r n s Fifth Ist h e P P av
Giering George, driver, e s od av 1st h s Third
Giles (ieorge, Ibr., n s Waverly od h w Courtlaiid av
Gilger Mattliew. tailor, w s AVash'n av od h n Milton
Gijger Anthony, li([Uors, w » od av 2d h n Seventh
Gillespie James Y., w fi Wash'n av ikl Ji n I'^irst
GilHs Charles J., mfr., N. Y., e s Wnsh'n av 5th h n Fifth
Gicks Fred., moulder, n s Mary 1st li n Wash'n av '
Giriug Jolii^carver, n s Springfield od h w ('ourtland av
Gietsel Fred., tailor, g s S(^hiiyler 1st h o (ourtland av
Gill(»r Matthew , tailor, s s Elton 2d h e ^Lorris av
Gi])p (ie(»rge, tailor, n w c (h)verneur & ]\[orris av
Giose John, shoemkr, e s :>d av oM h s Grove
Gilligan I^licliael, moulder, e s .'id av oth h s ( Jrore
GriiliE\ FPANivLlN W., (scho(d commissioner,) auctioneer

iV real estate, w s od av 2d h n Waverly, r n e c William

& Morris pi

BR^MCH OFFICE

OV THE

TO JOKERS AJ\'D A'EW lOEK

NIAGARA, AND NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE

Insurance C I D C Companies,

Capital $ 1 2, 200,000. rlllL Surplus $,550,000,

OF THE CITY OF NEW YOUK.

JOHISr L. BURNETT, -^g't,
Boston Road, cor. 14:th St., North New York.

Buildings, Furniture, Stock and Merchanrlise insured at reasonable I'ates Otflce
hours, from 7 A. M. until 9 P. M.

illBil M. §Af IS & it.

Manufacturers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

LUMBER & TIMBER,

Xaths, Pickets, Posts, Poles,

Straight, Circular and Elliptical Mouldings,

®if««v<ll>4»V!«M.«0 fit?*!.

I

^1

Office 138th St. opp. Harlem R. R. Depot,

<ies and Lots for Sale, Houses to Let, Eents Collected, &c.

INSURANCE EFFECTED AT LOWEST BATES,

WILLIAM LESLIE,

AND

1 3 8 1 ii H T TMi: e: T ,

Near Mott Haven Depot, MOTT HAVEN.

AND

Near the Post Office, MOHRISANIA, N. Y.

ias fixtufes Fuffiished and Huog at Cily Pfices,

GAS FIXTUEES EE-GILT AND MADE
EQUAL TO NEW.

He is prepared to fit wp all kinds of Buildings in a thorough
workman-like manner, with dispatch, and at the
-Lowest Prices, and Warranted.

Steam Pressed Double-Glazed Vitrified

Drain and Sewer Pipe,

From 2 to 1§ iiiclies in diaiiietei*, in 2 & 3 feet leng^ths.

A Large assortment always on hand with the necessary
Fittings, delivei't'd in this County at the

LOWEST MAEKET EATES.

N, B.— Dealers Supplied on the Most Reasonable Terms.

MORRISANIA DIllfXJTORY. a 7

Oilley Edward, broker, N. Y., ii e c Wiiliani & Morris pi

Gillmore Margaret, wid., n s 140tli 6tli h w Willis av

Gilmore William, carpenter, N. Y., n s ISGth 3d li w Willis av

Gilmore Joliii, drugs, nee 138th & 3d av

Gilmore Hugh, bakery, w s 3d av 2d h n Edsell

Gibney James II., liquors, nw c 3d av & (Joncord

Gilfoil & Higgins, tailors, e s 3d av let h n 144th

Gibbons ^SaIah, wid., Port Morris

Gibbons Granville, Port Morris

Gibbons John, saloon, s w c Robbins av (Jc Wr Railroad

Gillian Andrew, teamster, w s 139th 1st h e 3d av

Gillen Patrick, liquors, e s 3d av 'Id h s 135th

Gillen Margaret, Avid., n s Edsell 7th h w 3d av

Gillen (^-atlierine, wid., n s Edsell 7th h w 3d av

Gilmartin Peter, n s H^enrick 1st h w 3d av

Gilfoil Patrick, Ibr., n s 139t]i 1st h e 3d av

Gilbert E. W., house-mover, n s Wr Pailroad 1st h e St.

Ann's av *

Gilhooly James, Ibr., w s R E. av 3d h n Fourth
Glencrosa Wm., publisher, N. Y., n e c Boston rd & Sixth
Glencross David, publisher, N. Y"., nee Boston rd & Sixth
Gloede Charles, varnisher, n s Milton 3d h e Gourtland av
Glebe Jacob, sash & blinds, e s Gourtland av 3d h s Prospect
Gluck Wm., capmkr, w s 3d av Ist h n Schuyler
Glerchmann Edw., tailor, n s Springfield 2d h w 3d av
Glancey James, Ibr., n s Elton 4th h w IMorris av
Glatzner Charles, tailor, n s Elton Ist h e Morris av
Glasstater John C, mason, e s College av 1st h s Willow pi
Glacius George, boatman, Harlem, res Passage av 2d h s Wr

Railroad
'Glacius Jacob, carpenter, n s Lexington 1st h e Robbins av
Gleason Bridget, dressmkr, Port ]^Iorris
Gleason Ann, wid.. Port Morris
Golden David, bartender, Fleetwood Parlv, ]■ JVtstoi! rd opp

Wall
Goeltz Henry, jeweller, w s 3d av 2d h s Sixth
Gougity Andrew, gardener, e s R R av 3d h n Fifth
Goodw^in John, e s Fulton av 4th h n Seventh
Gonzales Henry, carpenter, n s Waverly 4th h w Wash'n av
Goodale Edward, clerk, n w c Wash'n av & Seventh
Goodmer Frank, cigarmkr, e s Wash'n av 2d h n Fifth
Gosens Catherine, wid., seamstress, w s Courtland av 1st h s

Mary
Goudar Anton, carpenter, w s Courtland av 1st h s Mary
Gorges Nicholas, carpenter, s s Mary Lst h w Courtllmd av

:]s MOIMMSANIA J>Il{ECTOrvY.

GoMrttoin Anj^us, pianomkr, <; s Courtland av 1st h n Schuyler
Goldie Horatio, sl\irt-])osoin iiifr., s b 8ohuylor 2d h vr Court-
land av
Gonnly Jainos, l})r., «; ,s 11 11 av Ist ]i n Eltou
Gorinly Patrick, Ibr., o s I? R av 1st li ii Elton
Golllioior JSebastian, tailor, n s (iovorneur 1st h w od av
Good Jolm, Ibr., sec Morris av & Governeur
Gordon Patrick E., coachmkr, 8 s 145th 1st h e Willis av
Gf>tt WilHam O., bookkoopor, s s 142d 2d h w Willis av
Goldou Michael, iron moulder, ii e c Hd av & 14ih]i
Golden Mark, Ibr., o s ;id av 5th h s Grove
(lolden William, clerk, N. Y., w s 3d av od h n Mott
Gorman Mrs., wid., R li av 1st h s Van tStoU
Gorman Thomas, Ibr., e s R E. av 1st h n Elton
Govern I^richaol. Ibr., R R av 1st h s Van iSt'Al
Goft' John, Ibr., \v s Passage av 1st h n 148d
Gorman Adam, e s Retreat av 1st h s Gerard
Golding John, grocery, s av c College av & Mott
Goeller George C, provisions, N. Y., n s Lowell Ist h e Col-
lege av
(iroebel John, blacksmith, s s Westchester I'd 3d h w Clifton av
Gorman Adajn, boilermkr, e s I^etreat sly 1st h s Gerard
Greason Jolm, printers' hik, N. Y., n s 14od 2d ]i w Willis av
Groves Ro])ert, iron moulder, w s od av 0th h n Concord
Granz (yharles, shoemkr, e s od av od h n lo4th
Greene Joseph TI., ins. agent, N. Y^., n s PiTth 2d h w S

Boulevard
GREENE CiEOlUTE S., surveyor, n e c 128tli &nd av. r s s

lo8th :>d h e 8t Ann's av
Gre(^n Mary H.,- ^^-id., sec College av & Willow pi
Green l''erdinand, w s Boston rd od h s Spring pi
Green Lawrence, finisher, w s ^>d av 2d h s Elton
Green Hoelan, Ibr., n s Schuyler 1st h w Courtland av
(ireen Jonas, 11)r., e s Robbins av 5th h n Uncas
iireen Patrick, Ibr., n s 148th 2d h e Retreat av
Greener Thomas, imnter, w s Wash'n av 1st h n Eirst
(Jreening Geo., carpenter, N. Y"., n s Mary 2d h w ('ourtland av
(rroenfrlder (ieo., saloon, n s Governeur 4th h w M av
(Treenholgh .lohn, ])lachsmith, n s Mott 2d h w od av
(Jrassman Julius, bartender, e s Retreat av bet 147th & Henry
Groven Paul, cooper, N. Y., e s Concord av 1st h s Lexington
<irotecloss Edward, n e c R R av & IrA-ing pi
(indiam A. H., n s inoth 2d h w Willis av

<Jraham David, musi<-ian, N. \., w s Eranklin av Ist h u
Eightli

MORKISANIA DIEEOTORY. 3^

Oraham Robert, boatman, a 8 looth 3d h e St. Ann's ar
Graham Andrew, carpenter, s s Denman 3d h e Courtland av
Grey \Vm., Ibr., w s 3d av 4th h n Eighth
Gray John, machinist, n s AVaverly 8th h w Wash'n uv
Graif John, Ibr., w s od av 1st h n Eighth
Griffith Cyrus, painter, N. Y., \v s Eranklin av 4th h n Fifth
Graves Mrs. Ehza, fancy store, e s 3d av 1st h s Fifth
Grave George, clerh, N. Y., n s Cottage 13th h w College ar
Greve John, confectioner, ^v s 3d av 3d h s Union pi
Grierick Frank, cooper, n e c R R av & Seventh
Grasser John, upholsterer, n s AVilliam 2d h vv Wash'n av
Griffin John, teamster, nee Waverly & Wash'n av
Grieshaber Matthew, butcher, s s Prospect '2d h e Courtland av
Grihn John H., clerk, s w c Wash'n av & Fifth
Graney Mary, wid., laundress, w s Courtland av 1st h n Den-
mad
Grady John, Iirass finisher, s s Benson 2d h e R R av
Grady Patrick, coachman, e s Robbins av 2d h n Pontiao
Grady Michael, Ibr., nee 3d av & Benson
Grant Jolm C, painter, 3d av nr Courtland av, r ?t s Mary 2d

h e Morris av
Grimes John, Ibr., e s 11 R av 1st h n Eito]i
Grogan James, Ibr., s s Benson 2d h w T'ourtlaud av
Grabler Charles, gardener, w s Butternut av 1st h s Ella
Groh Jacob, brewery, e s Carr av 2d h s John
Grandwell Patrick, mason, n e e Westchester rd &. Benson av
Gross Frederick, grocer, n s Wr Railroad 3d h e St. Ann's av
Gross Joseph, pianomkr, n s Uncas 2d h e Robbins av
Grossman Julius, waiter, s w c 3d av & Benson
Gumbert Christopher, saioon, e s 3d av 2d h s Third
Guelihus Hermann, carpenter, w s 3d av 2d h n Fourth
Gunden Jacob, pianomkr, s s Denman 3d h w 3d av
Guest August, carpenter, w s Courtland av 1st h s Governeur
Guentling John, grocer, w s Governeur 1st h w Courtland av
Gunther Bernard, tailor, n s Governeur 4th h e Morris av
Gunther Wm., pianomkr, n s Governeur 4th h e Morris av
Gunther George M., cabinetrnkr, s s Springfield 10th h w 3d ar
Gulick John, peddler, n s Springfield 9th h w 3d av
Gustaveson Edward, builder, n s Van Corlear 2d h w 3d av,

r s w c 143d & Clifton av
Guyner, n s 134th 4th h w WiUis av

Guersing Joseph, stair-builder, e s Retreat av 1st h n West-
chester rd

4a ^^OIuasANlA diiiectoiiy;

H

Hartley Anthony, clerk, N. Y., e s E R av ad h r Van iStoU

Hartley Wm,, mariner, w s Courtland av Ijd h n Milton

Hartley George, minstrel, w s Courtland av od li n Milton

Hartley John, laborer. Port -Morri.s

Elartley Francis, laborer, ]^ort Morri*-

Harlem }5rid<:^e, Fordliam & Morrisania K. li. depot, e s 8d aT

Ist h n S. Boulevard
Hallis Thomas, laborer, vr s 8d av 3d h n Mott
Hazelbaum John, laborer, 8 w c 3d av <& Smeeman
Hartmej'er John, painter, e s od av 5th h 8 IBGth
TIallett James, s s 187th 1st h e St. Ann's av
Hare Patrick, gardener, nee S. Boulevard & Division ar
Hadley AVilliam, gas fitter, s s 147th "1st h e Mill Brook
Hall Margaret, wid., ^r s 8d av 0th h n Smeeman
Hall Eobert, contractor, n s Concord 2d h w College av
Hall Mr., contractor, nee Concord & College av
Hall James, contractor, n s Garden 2d h w 8d av
Hall Alfred, engraver, X. Y., n s Garden (Jth h w College ar
Hall Wilbur, clerk, X. Y., s s 141st 1st h e Alexander av
Hall Edward, clerk. N. Y., s s 141st let h e Alexander av
Hall AVilliam, clerk, N. Y., s s 141st 1st h e Alexander av
Hall Pobert F., painter, nee 185th & Willis av
Hall II. B., engraver, s s George bet Forrest av & Boston rd
Hall II. B.. jr., engraver, s s Sixth 1st h w Union av
Hall Ernest, law3-er, office s s Fifth nr AVash'n av, r s s Spring

pi Ist h w Boston rd
Hall Theodore, piano mkr, n s Prospect 2d h w (Courtland ar
Hall Henry, caulker, N. Y., n s Milton 1st h w Courtland ar
Hale Charles, s w c Home av & 137th
Hale Henry, publisher, nee Halsey & Morris pi
Hale Oliver P., stone cutter, s s Second 1st h e R K av
Hart Bernard, laborer, n s 144th 8d h e 3d av
Hart ^lichacl, laborer, Port ^Morris

Hart David, carpenter, N. Y.. o s ("ourtlaud av 3d h n Mott
Hart I'hilip, baker, w s 3d av 1st h b F'ourtli
Hart James, painter, n s Second 3d h w Waslvn av
Harris James, goldbeater, s s Jefferson 1st h w Clinton
Harris (tco. E., goldbeater, s fl Jefferson 1st h w Clinton
Harris (icorge, Ibr., s w c 3d av «fc Governeur
Harris George, express, w s 3d av 2d h 8 Second
Harris Harry, express, e s 3(1 av 2d h s Spring pi
Harris Benj., tailor, s 8 New Ist h w Union av
Haley Hewy, carpenter, s s !Main 5th h o R E av
Haley John, laborer, s s 143d 4th h w Clifton av

MOEKISANIA IJIRECTOEY. 41

Haley John, iron moulder, w s od av 7th h n Van Stoli

Haley Patrick, laborer, e s od av 3d li s 136th

Harrison David B., e b Alexander av 3d h s 139th

Half en Henry, carpenter, e s Concord av 1st h s Lexington

Haffen Charles, saloon, w s Concord av Ist h s Elm

Haffen John, brewer, n s Elton 10th h w 3d av

Haffen Matthias, brewer, n vv^ c Courtland av & Elton

Haffen John, saloon, w s Willis av 1st h s 147th

Harvey John, plumber, s s Mott 2d h w College av

Hawley Mrs. C. L., wid., P. 0. clerk, r w s Courtland av 1st

h s Ella
Hazell Thomas, sewing machines, e s St. Ann's av 2d h s

AVestchester rd
Hack Godfrey, baker, n s Wr Eailroad 3d h e Robbins av
Haphy Micliael, mason, s s Pontiac 3d h e Tinton av
Haggerty George C, clerk, N. Y., nee College av &■ Garden
Hanley Winfield, wid., s s 145th 4th h e 3d av
Harry John, stair builder, n s 144tli 4th h e Willis av
Hayden John, carpenter, s s 143d 1st h w Clifton av
Harper Edward, porter, N, Y., s s 143d 4th h w Clifton ay
Hargrave AVm. J., mason, n s 142d Ist h w Willis av
Haywood Sydney, bookkeeper, n s 140th 1st h e Alexander ar
Halleck AVm. H., stair builder, n s 134tli 3d h w Yv^illis av
Haxtman Fred. AV., shoes, es Willis av 4th h s 147th
Hayden Patrick, iron moulder, s e c 141st & 3d av
Haiglit Ann, ^\dd., n av c 3d av & Garden
Handron Michael, laborer, Port Morris
Haines Elizabeth, wid., Port Morris
Hannigan Henr}-, engineer, Port Morris
Hannigan Michael, laborer, Port Morris
Harding Michael, laborer. Port Morris

Hammond Chas., eash & blinds, s s Cottage Ist h w College ar
Hammond Thos. J., shoemkr, w s Wash'n av Ist h n First
Hartig W^alter, iron moulder, n s Cottage 19th li w College ay
Haigli Joseph Ij., wire, N. Y., n s Grove 1st h w Macomb av
HAYS & IMMEN, butchers, 3d av nr Findlay
Hays Wm., butcher, w s 3d av Isth s William
Hays Agnes, wid., sec Main & Macomb av
Hays Wm., agent, N. Y., nee Grove av & Cliff
Hayes Micliael, gardener, s s AVilliam 4th h w Wash'n av
Hase Fred. AV., bookkeeper, N. Y., n s Seventh let h w

Union av
Haydock Pichard, life ins., N. Y., e s Macomb av 1 1th h s

Main
Handibode Thomas, coal, n s Van Stoll 3d h w 3d av

42 MOKIIISANIA DIRECTOEY.

Hatch George, clerk, N. Y., 11 II av 3d h s Yan Stoll
Ilaidevan Joseph, fitone yard, Mott Haven, h s Elton '2d h vr

Courtland av
Haidevan & Kline, blue stone yard, 8 s K>4th lat h e 3d ar
Hankenson Adolphu.s, carpenter, N. Y., n s Melrose 4th h w

AVash'n av
Hanish John, shoemkr, e s Wasli'n av '2d h s Melrose
ilanck Sebastian, mason, n s Springfield 4th h e ("ourtland ar
Hanok John, saloon, w s od av 10th h s Milton
Hassett Peter, carpenter, s e c Courtland av & Mary
Harry James, stair bdr, N. Y'., n s Mary 1st h w Courtland a«v
Hantau Fred., mechanic, n s Elton 1st h e Courtland av
Ilartman Charles, milkman, b s Elton 1st h e Courtland av
Hare Edward, mason, n s »Schuyler 1st h w Morris av
Hatfield James L., Ibr., n s Governeur 2d h w 8d av
Halsey Daniel, Ibr., s s Governeur 1st h e Morris av
Halsoy Isaac, builder, N. Y., s w c Grove & Wall
Hackutt Wm., dentist, n s Denman 3d h w Courtland av
Happy Frank, tailor, 3 s Denman 4th h w Courtland av
Hannah Samuel, stone cutter, s s Denman 7th w Courtland av
Harrison Mary J., s s Denman 4th h e Morris av
Hannegan Patrick, Ibr., s s ]3enson 4tii h e Morris av
Hake Caspar, clothier, av s od av 1st h n Milton
Harvey I^'rank, saloon, ^v s 3d av 10th h s Milton
Hartwig (Charles, optician, w s 3d av 14th h s Milton
fladgio George, e s 3d av 1st h n Rose
Hammer Herman, tailor, e s 3d av 3d h s Westchester rd
Hatter Jolm, shoemkr, s w c 3d av & Benson
Hartling E., painter, n s Mott 4th h w 3d av
Hanag Patrick, Ibr., n s Strong 3d h e Forest av
Marriott Joseph li., scribe, N. Y., e s Forest av 3d h n AYalL
Hatton John P., painter, w s Forest av 1st h n Wall
Ilarron TJary A., sec Home & Forest av
Harpham Mrs. Mary J., w s 3d av 2d li n Eighth
Harpham John H., carpenter, w s 3d av 2d h n Eighth
Hahn Henry, driver, w s 3d av 1st h n Eighth
Haag Michael, brewer, w s 3d av 7th h s Eighth
Haag Jacob, saloon, w s 3d av opp Spring pi
Hauptman John H , bookkeeper, sec 3d av & Seventh
Hauptman Wm. L., painter's supplies, e s 3d av 1st hs Seventh
riauptmau Arthur B. jr. , printer, e s 3d av 1st h s Seventh
Hauptman Arthur B., justice, ofhce n e c 3d av & Milton, r e

s 3d av Ist h s Seventh
Hagennnan John, dry goods, w s 3d av 4th h s Seventh
Harvey George, tinsmitli, w a 3d av f)th h n Third

M0E1II8ANIA DIBECTOJIY. 4H

Hayden P., trainer, Fleetwood Park, e 8 3d av od li 8 Spring pi
Hammer Edward C, hotel, n w c 3d & K E aves
Hammer Emma, dressmkr., n w c 3d & E E ava
Hammer Louisa, dressmkr., n w c od & E E avs
Halsted Joseph L., agent, e s E E av 1st h n Sixth
Hartman Casper, flour & feed, n e c E E av & Seventh
Hamlitshck Alfred, peddler, e s E E av 1st h n Seventh
Hamil John, tailor, w s Eulton av 6th h s Eighth
Harder Albert, tinsmitli, N. Y., s s Melrose Ist h e Terrace pi
Hamilton Wm., piano mkr, n s Prospect Ist h e Terrace pi
Hammon Thomas F.. cigars, u e c Courtland av & Union
Hanlon Kate, wid., n s Union 4th h e Courtland av
Hanlon Edward, printer, n s Union 4th h e Courtland av
Hanlon John, plumber, w s 3d av 1st h s Milton
Hanlon Daniel, tailor, e s 3d av 2d h !s 141st
Hanlon Luke, carj^enter, s s Wr Eailroad, bet Eagle & Pas-
sage avs
Hallen Ann, Avid., s s Melrose Ttli h w Wash'n av
Hatch George, printer, n s Union Oth h w Wash'n av
Harman John, paper stainer, w s Courtland av 3d h s William
Halloran James, Ibr., e s Courtland av 2d h n Findlay
TIannegan Phili|», bookkeeper, N. Y., :a s Waveriy Ist h n

Courtland av
Habock Wm., pianos, x>i. Y., s >> Findlay 1st h o Courtland av
Ilarmann Michael, gardener, n s Waveriy lid h w Wash'n av
Hance James, builder, s s Milton 3d h \v Co<lrtland av
Hagerman Julius, Ibr., a w c Milton ^S: Wash'n av
Hamilton AVilliam A., Ibr., s s Milton 8th h w Wash'n av
Hankerson Nancy, wid., s s IVtilton 4th h e Courtland av
Haynes James, carpenter, N. Y., s e c William & Wash'n av
Haniion Pat., driver, e s AVash'n av 2d h n Seventh
Hardwick James, builder, w s Wash'n av 1st h s Eighth
Hard wick Albert J., carpenter, n s Third 4th h e R U av
Hafiher John, shoemkr, n s Second 1st h w Wasli'n av
Haas Burkert, furniture, s s First 4th h ^v 3d av
Haas Joseph, cabinetmkr, N. Y., s s First 4th h w 3d av
Hassler E. H., coach trimnjer, N. Y., a\- s Forest av 1st h a

New
Hay August, carpenter, s s Clitf 1st h e (xrove a\-
Hertoff Joseph, Ibr., s s Third 4th h w AVash'n av
Hergert Mary, wid., seamstress, s s Governeur 8th h w Court-
land av
Henecke John (Eev.,) e s Morris av 1st h s Governeur
Henraty Patrick, junk, n s Denman 4th h w Morris av
Henning John, tinsmith, e s Courtland ar Ist h s Denman

44 ]^.I0K1U8ANIA JJlIiEOTOKY.

Henning Peter, Ibr., e 8 ^.>(1 av od li s Hose
Henning Henry, leather, s s Governeur 'Id li e Courtland av
Herlicli Peter, ]>rinter, N. Y., e s M av 4th h s Milton
Heilniau (reorge, Ibr., e s 3d av Itst h ii Orove
Heynian George, liutcher, ^v s od av 2d h n Elton
Heiderman Jacob J., j)aper hanger, w s -M av 8d h n Elton
Heidernian Peter, tassels, n s Schuyler 5th h e Courtland av
Heiderman John, tassels, n s hJchuyler 5th li e Courtland av
Merger Christian, saloon, w s od av 1st h s Denuian
Heins I^ouis, clerk, nee Courtland av & Mott
Herr Christian, Ibr., n w c Courtland av & jSIott
Henderson John, printer, n s Mott 'Id h e Morris av
Heisle Adam, blacksmith, e s (courtland av od h s Elton
Hefele Henry, barber, nee .'kl av & Westchester rd, r s s

Elton 1st h AV Courtland av
Hefele Joseph, florist, w s 8d av (ith h n Third
Hensel & Thomas, dealers in second hand lumber, nee Court-
land av & William
Hensel Frederick, nee Coartland av & Melrose
Heisner Salina, wid., n s Melrose 1st h w Wash'n av
Hess Jacob, stone cutter, n s Melrose 1st h w Wash'n av
Herman Ernest, piano mkr, n s Mary 7th h w Wash'n av
Herman Andrew, carpenter, e s Courtland av 1st h n Mary
Hensinger (.'harles, dry goods, e s Courtland av 2d h n Mary
Hecht Baptiste, cigar mli% e s C'ourtland av 2d h n Mary
Hecht Selig, tailo^ s w c ^d av & Alott
Hecht Catherine, washerwoman, s s Waverly 1 st h e ( Jourt-

land av
Helm Adam, tailoi-, s s Schuyler Gth h e Courtland av
Hebele (.'harles, grocer, s s Schuyler 1st h w Wash'n av
Henneberger Joiin, painter, n s Elton 2d h w 8d av
Henneberg John, painter, w s AVash'n av 1st h s Fifth
Heisner John, cal)inet mkr, n s Governeur 2dh e Courtland av
Heinbach Elias, dry goods, av s Wash'n av 1st h s Tnird
Heller Karl, cigar mfr, s s Elton 7th h av 8d av
HeiTing .lohn, broAver, n av c Hd av & Fourth
Herring William, iron moulder, n e c Willis av & 145th
Heffcrman Mrs. ]\[aria, e s Clinton 1st h n Seventh
Hebber George, grocer, n av c 8d av & Seventh
Helter George, broAver, e s 8d av 2d h s Se\'enth
HENKY JOHN A., Internal Pe venue Assessor, s s Fifth 4th

h e 1\, P, av
Henry Pemi, i machinist, s s First 1st h av od av
Henry Hannah, confectioner, e s vkl av 2d h s Main
Henry WiUiam, pap'cr maclie, N. Y., e s »-^d av 2d h s Main

Third Avenue, bet. Third and Fourth Streets,

DEALERS IN

CANNED EEUITS AND YEGETABLES,

Foreign and Domestic Fruits and Nuts,

SMOKED AND SALTED EISH, HAMS, &c.

POULTRY, GAME, AND VEGETABLES IN SEASON,
At JS^ew York Frioes, for Cash.

DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF

Gentlemen's FurnisMng Goods^

FINE DRESS SHIRtTmADE TO ORDER.

ALSO,

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Plans. Specifications and Estimates furnislied for Public and Private
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MORl^.SANIA DIREOTOEY. 4fV

Henry George, papier iiiaclie, N. Y., e s od av 'id li s Main
HENAVOOD HUUH, physician, e- s Tranklin av otli li n

Seventh
Henwood Eiehard, surveyor, n w c Wash'n av & Sixth
HeiTon AVm., carpenter, e s II E av 5th h n Seventh
Herbz George, carpenter, n s Melrose 'id h e Courtland av
Hertman Gharles, music, N. Y., n s Melrose 1st li e Terrace pi
Herd Nicholas, police. Prospect 1st h w AVash'n av
Hehl Louis, ins. agent, w s Wash'n av 2d h n Melrose
Hehl Charles, carpenter, av s od av opp Spring pi
Heberlein Julius, sash cK: blinds, av s Courtland av '2d h w

Prospect
Hefierman Patrick. Ibr., n s Union 6th h e Courtland av
Heyer Ferdinand, sec Milton & Terrace pi
lletzel Joseph, surgical ints, s s ]Milt()n :id Ii o Terrace ])1
Ilerschmaniv Conrad, bookkeeper, N. Y., s s Milton od h s

Terrace pi
Hersehniann John J., piano nikr, K. Y., s s Milton od h e Ter-
race pi
HeV)erlein Amelia, seamstress, s s Milton b^th h e l-ourtland av
Heckel John J., furniture, e s P E av 1st h n Third
llelmuth & Sielken, furniture, s e o E E av & Fourth ^K: n w c

od av & Cottage, r e s E E av Ist h s Fourth
Heilinger John, slioemkr, n e c Wash'n av & Seventh
Healy Martin, Ibr , s s Third 4th h av AYash'n av
Herger Wm., baker, n e c Wash'n av & Fourth
Hedges George, conductor, a\- s College aA- 1st h n ijoweli
Healthy John, mason, s s 1-MHh 2d h e (Tinton av ^^
Hennick Laurenz, brewer, e s Willis av 3d h s 14-7th'*#
Henzler Frederick, musician, e s Macond) av od li s .Main
Hemmer F. A., liquors, X. Y^, Passage av opp 14;kl
IlenshaAv George, clerk, N. Y., n s Willow pi 1st li w -kI av
lleinrich Eberhardt, cigars, e s '-'A av 4th h s 14i>th
Heinrich .John G.. baker, e s od av 7th h n 147th
Hermanspan Y/illiam, frames, av s -kl av lid h s IMotl:
Hesse Ernest, saloon, Hupfels broAvery, s e c Carr av & C'liil"
Heyer Wm. D., teacher, s s \\'estchester rd oi>p St. Ann's av
Hechsting EdA\-ard, baker, n s Westchester rd 1st li a\- Carr uv
Her]>st lienry, gardener, s s Pontiac 4tiL h e Tinton av
Hell Frederick,"ll)r., n s Uncas :2d h e Eobbins av
Hennegan John, Ibr., s w c Eobbins av & Terrace pi
Hiltest" Augustus, dairy, e s M av od h s Eiglith
Hitchcock Fred., driA'er, av s od av 2d h n Eighth
Hintz Eo\iis, saloon, e s od av 4ili h s Seventh
Hildebrandt Henrv, brcAver, e s o av 5th li s Seventh

46 MOKKISANIA DUlECTOliY.

Hincke Lorenz, grocer, nee Franklin av & Sixth
Hicks Richard, driver, w s Hd av 8d h s Second
Hillgrove A., stationer, e s 8d av 2d li s Fifth
Hite Geo. 11., artist, w s Franklin av Hd li s Seventh
Hines John, Ibr., n s P'irst 4th h e Courtland av
Hines ^Michael, Ibr., n s Union 1st h e Courtland av
nigg:ins Kol^ert, miner, n s William 1st h w Wash'n av
Higgins Obadiah K., w s Franklin av 2d h n Eighth
Higgins Marks, iron moulder, s s Mott 1st h w College av
Higgins Allies, Ibr., n s Heni-ick, 1st h w 8d av
Hill David A., \v s Fulton av M h n Fifth
Hill Edward, w s Franklin av opp Jefferson
Hill Win. H., brushes, N. Y., n s Schuyler 2d h w Courtland av
Hille Anthony, s s Denman 2d h w 3d av
Hicks David, waiter, N. Y., s w c 3d av & Denman
Hipp Peter, teacher, w s Courtland av 2d h s Mary
Hipp John, Ibr., n s Governeur 4th h w 3d av
Hipp Adam, maps, N. Y., n s Elton 7th h \v 3d av
Hilke Helen, wid., s s Elton 4th h e Morris av
Hiers Wilham F., collector, n s 140th 1st h e Alexander av
Hickey Patrick, Ibr., s s Mott 3d h w 3d av
Hilderbrand Ferdinand, barber, e s 3d av 5th h s 136th
Hilbert John, dairy, e s 3d av 3d h s Eighth
Hilbert Henry, pianomkr, sec Eetreat av & Gerard
Hittorff Jos., lithograDher, N. Y., n w c Wash'n av & Third
Hoyt Mr., clerk, N. Y., \v s St. Ann's av 1st h n 146th
Hoyt Henry M., n s 136tli 1st h w Willis av
Hoyt J. A., s s Willow pi Ist h w College av
Howe Elmira, n s 141st 1st h e 3d av
Holmes Benjamin, clerk, N. Y., Port Morris
Howell George C, truckman, N. Y., s s Cottage J.st h w Col-
lege av
Hollohan James, mason, s s Cottage 6th h w College av
Hold Chs. J., s s (plottage 7th h w College av
Hotaling John, stone-cutter, 11 E, av 3d h s Van Stoll
Howell William 13., watchman, e s 3d av 4th h n S Boulevajxl
Hook Joseph, boarding-house, w s 3d av 2d h s Edsell
Hoffman I'rank, Ibr., s w c 3d av & Smeeman
Hoffman Jacob, brewer, n s Eighth 1st h a 3d av
HoHman Pudolph, Ibr., w s Carr av Ist h s 156th
Hoffman ^Irs. IMary, nee 3d av t^ Spring pl
Hoffman h'riid. W., engraver, u h Third 2d li w 3d av
Hoffman John, gardener, n s 143d 5th e 3d av
Moffnum John, cooper, s s Mary 1st h e Courtland av
Hoffman Edward, upholsterer, N. Y., o r 3d av 3d h b Henry

MORKISANIA DntECTORY. 47

Hoffman August, painter, N. Y., s s New 1st h w Union av
Hoffman E., perfumer, n w c Wash'n av & Seventh
HOTALING DAVID, blue-stone yard, e s 3d av 4th h s 136th^

r n s 135th bet Alexander & Willis avs
Hopkins John, leather, N. Y., e s Alexander av 3d h s 139th
Hogan John, saloon, s s Wr Railroad 1st h e Passage av
Hopper Henry, conductor, e s Concord av 3d h s Lexington
Hosenlopp Phillip, saloon, sec Mott & Courtland av
Hoerst Gustave, die-sinker, N. Y., s w c Courtland av & Mott
Holines John H. (Capt.,) s s 141st 5th h e Alexander av
Hoeland Nich., saloon, s w c Union av & New
Hoeland Annie, crockery, s w c Union av & New
Hoeland Wni., 8ec'y German Savings Bank, r e w c 3d av &

First
Hoeland Nicholas, tailor, w s 3d av 1st h s Spring pi, r g w c

Union av «fc New
Hoeland Mrs. Wm., crockery, s w c 3d av & First
Hoppe Charles, gardener, n s WilHam Ist h e Morris pi
Holder V/m., Ibr., w sEag-le av 1st h s Westchester rd
Holder Eobt. (Rev.,) w s Boston rd 3d h s Seventh
Honne Michael, liquors, sec Robbins av & Willow
Holloway Michael, Ibr., n 6 Strong 1st h w Union av
Molloway John, Ibr., n s Strong Ist h w Union av

HOUCHIN THOMAS W., Manufactueer of Houch-
in's Patent Specialties, r s e c Wash'n av & Seventh
Houchin Walter, machinist, s e c Wash'n av & Seventh
Holtz Harry, actor, N. Y., n s George bet Villa, pi Union av
Hoppwood Wm., toys, s s Sixth 1st h rear Boston rd
Hopwood Mrs. Elizabeth, s s Sixth 1st h rear Boston rd
Hogan Wm., bookkeeper, N. Y., e s Cottage pi 3d h n Eighth
Howell Lemuel, carpenter, e s 3d av 2d h s Eighth
Howellljemuel, jr., carpenter, e s 3d av 2d h s Eighth
Howell J., carpenter, e s 3d av 2d h e Eighth
Howell Joseph, carpenter, s s Fourth 3d h e R R av
Howell Lemeul, carpenter, w s Wash'n av 3d h s Fifth
Hover Wm. H., e s 3d av 4th h s Eighth
Hovey George F. printer, w s Franklin 2d h n Fifth
Horton Henry L., physician, n s Fifth bet FrankUn av & Bos-
ton rd
Holahan Amelia, crockerj^ e s 3d av 3d h s Spring pi
Holahan Francis F., physician, N. Y., e 8 3d av 3d h 8

Spring pi
Holohan Michael, Ibr., e s 3d av 4th h s Henry
Hob el Wensel, cigarmkr, n e Union pi 1st h e R R av
Hoffmire Mrs. Elizabeth, w s R R av 9th h e Eighth

48 MOEEISANIA DIIIEOTOIIY.

IIoii"iuirc; Edward, e s It II av 8d li ii Eiftli
Hogaii Joseph, carpenter, ^v s K li av 4tli k n Eighth
Homaster I'rank, pianomkr, s s Prospect 3d h e (Joiirtland av
Hoy Tliomas IS., junk, s s Eirst 4th h av R E av
Hottenroth CUiristian C, harness, n s Union hst h e Court-
land av
HolloAvay Thomas, carpenter, av s Courtland av 4t]ihs WiUiain
Holding George, artist, e s Terrace pi 1st h s AVaverly
Homans Charles^ pianomkr, N. Y., s s Milton l^d h av Court-
land av
Houseman John, rag-picker, s s AVaverlv 1st h e ( ourtland av
Hogg William, leather, X. Y., n s Milton 1st h av Wash'n av
Holiacker Eertrand J., printer, e s Courtland av 2d h n Milton
Hollock Ered'k, Ibr., av s AVash'n av 1st h n AVaverly
Hofer A. Edmund, upholsterer, X: Y., n s Third lid ]i ^\•

AVash'n aA-
Hofer Wm., fitter, sec Courtland av & Dennian
Horn George, s av c AVash'n av & Third
Horn Henry, junk, s s GoA^erneur 'Id h e K II av
Hoen Martin, painter, s s Third lid h av Wash'n av
Hock Godfrey, cigars, X. Y"., s s NeAV 2d h av Union av
Horbush Martin, grocer, n s Mary lUth h av Vv''ash'n av
Hori'us Philip, carman, s s'Mary '2d li e Courtland av
Hogarth George, clerk, N. Y., av s Wash'n av 1st h n Spring-
field
Hogarth Henrv. porter, N. Y.. av s AS'ash'n av 1st h n Sprii".:-

held
Hote Joseph, shoemkr. av s ^V'ash'n av 1st h s Springfield
Hohink Jacob. Ibr., w s Wash'n av 1st h n Schuylor
Hoblatz Philip, upholsterer, X. Y., s s SchuyL>r 7th h av

Wasii'ii a\-
Hofl' li(4uhard, luilknian, n s Elton 1st h av -kX av
Hornbergcr Jacob, cabinetmkr, s s Elton 1st h e Morris ;'.'
Hoeifig 3'higeibert, mason, av s Courtland av 1st h s Gov( i iieur
Housomau John, junk, n s Govi'meur Isth e P P av
Hogaii }4icha(4, lln-., s s Benson 8th h e Morris av
Horman Christian, Ibr., e s Courtland av od h s Elton
Horan I'cter, Ibr., e s ^)d av 3d h s Henry
Hold Ered., shoemkr, n s Mott ^d h a\- Sd i\y
Holmes James, plumber, n s ^lutt 1st h av C«dlege av
Hutchings tSauil. \V. basketmkr, n s Enion 7th h wAVaslrnav
Ilut(hings Saml.. A\'.. )v.. baskctmk]-, n s Union Sth h a\

Wasli'n av
Hubner Conrad, saloon, n s l-'oiirth ist li w 3d av, r s s
l'\nirth 1st h e Wash'n av

MOREISANIA CIGAR STORE,

BY A; H. (VIYERS3

Fifth vStreet, two doors East of Post Office,

emm$ & Tieieiis

COJVSTAJVTLr 0.¥RAjYIX
All liiy Cigars are n'.;iviofactiired especially for private trade.

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Open Daily from 10 A. M. to 3 P. M ; Also Monday and Saturday
Evenings from 5 to 8 o'clock.

S'x per cent, interest free of Government tax allowed on all sums from
$1 to $5,000.

All deposits made on or before the 20th of January, April, July and (Jc
4)'l^r|\r|;Wi]}e|n% interest from ist of those months.

.>^pe/:;i|al-,a9coii|U!? ,\v-ill. be opened, and interest allowed on the daily bal-
ances. Checks paid at sight, and without the pass-book in this department

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MORRISANIA, N Y.

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SILAS D. aiF^FORD,

,AIK^Ac;MRej?„>^N'A, N. Y.

^lOlililiSANlA DIRECTORY. 49

Huck Georg'e, jr., jeweller, n s Third od li w Wash'n av
Hiick George, luacliiuist, sec Wasli'n av 1st li Third, r n s

Third od li av AVash'ii av
Hull Josiah, 11 s Third 4th h e E II av
Hiisteii Mrs. M. A., crockery, s s Fifth ."^th h w 'Id ax
Hurley Miss Margaret, toy store, e s Wash'n av :2d h n Third
Hurley Miss Maria, seamstress, e s Wash'n av '2d h n Third
Hurley Miss Eleanor, seamstress, e s Wash'n av !2d h n Third
Hurley Cornelius, moulder, w s od av 3d h n Third
Hurley Mrs. Catharine J., confectioner, w s od av odh n Third
Hiinard Frank, stone-cutter, n s Melrose 1st h w Wash'n av
Hunsinger Malachi, ILr., n s Mary 9th li ^Y Wash'n av
Hume Alex., tailor, N. Y., s s Mary 5th h ^v Courtland av
Hume George, tailor, N. Y., s s Mary 5th h w Courtland av
Hunsted George, Ihr., s s R E av 1st h s Springfield
Hudson Peter, driver, s s Denman 3d h w 3d av
Hubert Bartholemew, tailor, n s Benson 1st h w Courtland av
Hughes James, liquors, s s Benson 5th h w Courtland av
Hughes Catherine, wid., s s Benson 1st h w CJourtland av
Hughes Patrick, peddler, n s Mott 2d h w Morris av
Hughes John (liev.,) e s Alexander av 1st li s 14Uth
Humphrey James, ILr., n w c 3d av & Waverlv
Humphrey J. B., sash & blinds, e s 3d av 1st h n lo9th
Hutton Miss Jennie, compositor, s s Sixth 1st h w Boston rd
Hutton Mrs. Deborah, seamstress, s s Sixth 1st h w Boston rd
Hutchinson Moses, carpenter, n w c Concord & College av
Hulse Joseph, billiards, N. Y., n s 143d 1st li ^y Willis av
Huntington William, raer., N. Y., s s 139th '2d h e Willis av
Hunt Theodore, builder, n s Sixth nr Wash'n av, res Wash'n

av 1st h n First
Hunt Charles, n s 144tli 7 th he Willis av
Hunt Eli T., carpenter, s s 135th 12th h e Alexander av
Hunt Charles (Capt.,) nee 134th & Willis av
Hunt Humphrey, carpet weaver, n s 138th 2d h w -Ul av
Hunt John T., carpenter, nv s Spring pi opp William
Huber John, carpenter, e s Willis av 2d h s 146th
Huntzmeyer Frederick, carjienter, s s Cottage 5th h w Col-
lege av
Humbart Francis, agent, s s WiUiam 4th h e Morris pi
Huckel William (Eev,) St. Ann's av & 138th
Hurst John, jr., mason, n w c Eose & Eetreat av
Hurst John, mason, n w c Eose & Eetreat av
Huerstel Thuerstel, w s Butternut av 2d h s Ella
Hupfel Anton, brewer}-, sec Carr av & Chft*
Hupert John, tailor, o s Eetreat av let h » Gerard

4

50 MOIUUSA!sIA DIRECTOHY.

Hyde Leonard, drj-goods, N. Y., e s Forest av 3d h s George

Hyde Miss Sybil, millineiy, n w c Wash'n av & Sixth

Hynard Caleb, stevedore, n s Cottage 2d h w 3d av

Hyatt George, clerk, e s Macomb av 4th h s Main

Hyatt Jonathan D., teacher, s s Westchester rd opp Benson ay

I

Icker Fred'k, varnisher, N. Y., s s Springfield 3d h w 3d av

Iffla Henry, drugs, w s 3d av 1st h s Lowell

Ignatz August, clerk, N. Y., s s Henrick 3d h w 3d av

Illig Geo., cabinetmkr, w s Retreat av Sth h s Grove

Illig Geo., jr., carriagemkr, w s Retreat av 5th h s Grove

IlUon John, Ibr., Port Morris

Hers A. F., s s 135th 9th h e Alexander av

Immen John, butcher, n s Springfield 3d h e Morris av

Ingraham Moses, hosier, s s Union 5th h e Courtland av

Irwin John, camian, s s Henman 12th h w Courtland av

Isaacs Isidore, restaurant, N. Y., w s Clifton av 1st h s 143d

Isaacs Adolph, cigars, N. Y., e s Beach av 3d h s Lexington

Isler Wm., brewer, n s Seventh 1st h e 3d av

Iste Andrew, mason, n s Seventh 1st h e 3d av

Ittmeyer Henry, clerk, N. Y., w s 3d av 3d h s Edsell

Itzinger Jacob, fur mfr, w s 3d av 4th h s Fourth

Ives Joseph S., engraver, N. Y""., n s Second 1st h e R R av

Jarvis Wm., gardener, n s Milton 4th h w Wash'n av
Jacobi Ludwig, bookkeeper, sec Eighth & 3d av
Jacques Henry, coachman, n 8 Findley 3d h e Courtland av
Jacques Robert, builder, s 6 Melrose 3d h w Courtland av
Janney August, gunsmith, s w c Seventh & Wash'n av
Jackson Henry, Ibr., s s Melrose 3d h w Wash'n av
Jackson Wm., Ibr., n s Wash'n av 1st h s Waverly
Jackson Wm. H., bookkeeper, N. Y., w s 3d av 5th h n Van

- Stoll
Jackson Joseph, messenger, N. Y., s s Schu^'ler 5th h e Court-
land av
Jahn Richard, painter, n s Schuyler 1st h w Courtland av
James Thomas, tailor, s w c Morris av & Springfield
Janes George, banker, N. Y., n s 143d bet Passage «S: St.

Ann's av
Janes Charles B., banker, N. Y., n s 143d bet Passage & St.
Aim's av

MORRISANIA DIRECTORY. 51

Jaues & Kirtland, foundry, s s Westchester rd nr Benson av
Jacobs Mrs. Lucinda, wid., boarding-house, s s Fourth 3d h e

RR.av
Jacobson Adolph & Co., grocers, sec Morris av & Elton
Jacobson H., saloon, w s 3d av 5th h n Van StoU
Jauntry Alexander, iron moulder, n s Main 3d h e R R av
Jennings Jane, wid., w s Boston rd 3d h s Jefferson
Jennings Whittmore, printer, N. Y., w s Boston rd 3d h s

Jefferson
Jennings Geo., printer, N. Y"., e s 3d av 3d h s Spring pi
Jennings Jamuel B., printer, N. Y., n s Third 5th h e R R av
Jennings Francis A. A., printer, N. Y., n s Third 5th h e

RRav
Jennings James H., moulder, n s Denman '2d h e Morris av
Jefferson AVm., paper stainer, N. Y., s s Denman 9th h w

Oourtland av
Jeffreys Arthur, tobacconist, w s College av 3d h n Concord
Jenkins James, blacksmith & wheelwright, s s Westchester rd

4th h e Retreat av
. Jimmerson John, teamster, s s Mott 3d h w 3d av
Joupes Jacob, cigarmkr, n s Union pi 1st h e R R av
.Joyce Patrick, watchman, nee Union & Courtland av
Johnston Jane, wid., nee Union & R R av
Johnston John, mason, nee Union & R R av
Johns- m Wm., clerk, s s Fifth 2d h e R R av
Johnson Abram, soda water factory, N. Y., w s Franklin av 2d

h n kSixth
Johnson Alfred, machinist, s w c 3d av & Garden
Johnson John, painter, n s 144th 5th h e Willis av
Johnston John, gardener, s s 135th 1st h e St. Ann's av
Johnson Johan, cook, s w c 3d av & Smeeman
Johnson T., ice, s s Edsell 5th h w 3d av
Johnson James, teamster, s s Mott 3d h w 3d av
Johnson Charles, Ibr., w s Carr av 1st h s Rae
Johnson Eugenia, dressmkr, n s Elton 10th h w 3d av
Johnson AVm., Ibr., s s Benson 8th h w Courtland av
Johnson Fred'k, Ibr., s w c 3d av & Governeur
Johnson Philip, machinist, e s Courtland av 1st h n Mott
Joseph Herman, tailor, s s Benson 7th h w Courtland av
Joseph John, porter, n s Schuyler 7th h e Courtland av
Joost Joseph, cigars, n e c R R ifc Wash'n avs
Jost Bernard, grocer, nee Courtland av & Mott
Joueserandot Louise, wid., n s Cottage 6th h w College av
Jones John P., inspector, n s Wall 2d h w Union av
Jones Andrew, iron moulder, s s Edsell 3d h w 3d av

5'J xAloiaaSANIA DIEECTOEY.

Jones Adam, carpojiter, w s 'M av od li n Ilenrick

Joofker J. IMrs., pliysiciaii, ii s Lowell 2d li e College av

,Torji;ers Henry, carpenter, s s Tontiac Ist li e Tinton av

Julian Wni., lijiuors, s w c Boston rd & Seventh

Jul>e Thomas N., i^lumber, n s Milton 4tli li ^v Wash'n av

JunoermauAViu., candies, N. Y., s s Marv M li e Conrtland av

Kating John, g-ardener, e s Torest av 2dh n New

Katlenl»erg Christian, e s 8d av 5th h s Seventh

Katera AN'enzel, cigarnikr, av s 3d av 8th h s Fifth

Kampman Mr., prmter, N. Y., e s Franklin av od h n Fifth

Kassan Christian, carpenter, n w c od av & Fourth

Karasek John, saloon, n s H E av 1st h s AVash'n av

Kaney Garrett, Ibr., e s C(.)urtland av 1st h n First

Kaiser Elizabeth, Avid., s s William 0th h av AVash'n av

Kaiser John, machinist, s s William 9th h av Wash'n av

Kaiser John, cigars, e s od av 5th h n 140th

Kay Simon, builder, N. 1^., e s Terrace i^l 1st h n Waverly

Kapart John, gardener, s s First Oth h av 3d av

Kanger Ernest, carpenter, n s First 1st h e AVash'n av

Kauger Ernest, carpenter, n s First 5th h av od av

Karel Francis (Eev.,) n s Denman 2d h av od av

Kasschau Hans C. C, T^nion Hall, n e c Mary & Courtland av

Kahlman Jacob, Ibr., s s Springfield 2d h av od av

Kaucher Charles, saloon, n s Schuyler 1st h av 3d av

Kabel John, Ibr., s s iJenman 3d h e Courtland av

Kantz Adolph, mounter, s av c Governeur & od av

Karst John, Ibr., n s Ikmson 3d hAV 3d av

Kayser John, sash & blinds, av s Courtland av od h s Benson

Kap August, clerk, N. Y., s s l-45th 4th h av Clifton av

Kalsmacher Karl, musician, s av c 3d av tS: Smeeman

Kavanagh Luke, peddler, n w c 147th & Eetreat av

Kavanagli ISlichael, mason, n s Ella 1st h e Morris pi

Kavanagh John, mason, av s 3d av lOth h s Milton

Karl Louis, an alter, e s Eetreat av bet 147th & Henry

Karl Jolm M., plasterer, e s Eetreat av 2d h n Henry

Karl (*(»nrad, teamster, s s Mott 2d h av Courtland av

Karl Christopher, carpenter, n s Springfield 8th h vr 3d av

Karl John, plasterer, e s Eetreat av 2d h s Gerard

Kane ^lary, Avid., av s Courtland av 1st h n AVaverly

Kane Daniel, Ibr., w s 3d av 13tli h s Milton

Karn AVni., shoemkr, n s Westchester rd 4th h e Eetreat av

Kain Peter, liquors, av s 3d av 4th h s Deninan

MOERISANIA DIRECTOEY. 53

Karns Kinzelly, Ibr., n s AVr Eailroad otli h e Eol)bins av

Kauclier AVm., Ibr., w s Carr av 1st h s 156tli

Kanter E., importer, N, Y., s w c R E, av & Irving- pi

Kennally James, e s od av 'id li s 141st

Keuzler James, Ibr., e s 3d av id h s 141st

Keil Jacob, pianomkr., n e c od av & 146tli

Keil John L., tailor, e s 3d av 5tli h n 14()tli

Kershaw John, cutter, X. Y"., n s 141st 5th h w Willis av

Kershaw Angelo, musician, n s 141st 5tli h w Willis av

Kershaw James, agent, N. Y"., s s Prospect 3d h w Wash'n av

Kerr Thomas, engraver, N. Y"., n s 141st (ith h w Willis av

Kelly Miles, Ibr., n w c 144th & Willis av

Kelly Magaret, wid., n s Cottage 15th h w College av

Kelly Julia, wid., s s 138th id h w 8t. Ann's av

Kelly Ann, wid., n s Garden 8th h w College av

Kelly Timothy, carpenter, n s Uncas 3d h e Robbins av

Kelly Henry, Ibr., n s ]SIott 1st h w 3d av

Kelly Henry, moulder, e s Morris av 1st h n Mott

Kelly Margaret, wid., w s R R av 1st h s Elton

Kelly Mary, wid., boarding, n s Findley 4th h w Wash'n av

Kennedy l)avid, carpenter, n s 144th 6tli h e 3d av

Kennedy AVm., brass finisher, s s Mott Otli h w College av

Kennedy Charles, Ibr., n s Gerard 1st h e Retreat av

Kennedy Timothy, peddler, n s Melrose 1st h w Wash'n av

Kennedy John, Ibr., n s Elton id h w Morris av

Kenney Patrick, undertaker, off. od av nr IJenuian, res 3d

av 1st h s Westchester rd
Kenney John, Ibr., s s Uncas 1st h w Tinton av
Kenney Charles G., hotel, Port Morris
Keating James, boatman. Port Morris

Keefer Adam, butcher, N. Y"., n s Cottage 18th h w College av
Kettle John, driver, n s Division av 1st h s S Boulevard
Keys Hugh, driver, n s 14od bet Passage & »St. Ann's avs
Kenopph John, gardener, w s Robbins av 0th h s Lexington
Kerbert Geo., Ibr., n s Wr Railroad 1st h e Robbins av
Kellaham Miles, baker, w s Eagle av id h s Westchester rd
Keenan Dennis, liquors, s w c Westchester rd & Eagle av
Keenan John, marble cutter, nee Morris av & Governeur
Keenan Peter, blacksmith, w s 3d av 3d h s »Springfield
Kelsch Frank, tailor, s s Governeur id h w Courtland av
Keelin Patrick, junk, w s Morris av 1st h s Benson
Keller Philip, saloon, w s 3d av 5tli h s Milton
Keller Jacob, tailor, n s Mary 9th h w Wash'n av
Kerfort James, organ builder, e s Franklin av 3d h n Eighth
Kegan Daniel, coachman, w s Union av 1st h s Strong

54 MOiaa.SANIA BIKECTOKY.

Kfir Adaiu, dn-oods, N. Y., n s Eighth 1st li w Cottage pi

Kerrigan James, foreman, N. Y., e s :}d av '2d h n Eighth

Keidel .lolni, Ibr., w s -hi av 1st li n Eighth

Kelioe Wm., mason, n w c 8d av cV Seeond

Kt-nnerly Joseph, tinsmitli, w s 3d av 2dh n Fifth

Kern Morit/, l)rewer, w s M av 1st h n Fonrth

Kest Josepli, l)aker, w s 3d av '2d h s Fourth

Kealer NiehoLis, l))r., sec 3d av »S: Spring pi

KestkH' Jacob, gardener, s e c If li av & Sixth

Kett Gustave, l)rewer, e s Fulton av 1st h w Fifth

Kestner ^Irs. Margaret, washerwoman, w s IJ E av 1st h s-

Sixth
Kent AVm. V., gilder, n s Second '2d li w 3d av
Kent Stephen A., car builder, n s Second "id li w 3d av
Kent Eobt. L., plasterer, n s Second '2d h w 3d av
Kent James G., grinder, e s St. Ann's av 1st h s AVestchester rd
Kcmpf John, umbrellas, w s 3d av 1st h n Elton
Kenipf John, tailor, s w c Courtland av cS: Melrose
Kempf George, grocer, w s AVash'n av 0th li n Second
Kempf Conrad, brewer, n s Eighth 1st h e 3d av
Keep Mr., s s Second (Jth h e li E av
Keeler Frank H., salesman, X. Y.. n s First -Ith h w

Wash'n av
Keiser Joseph, tinsmith, e s 3d av '2d h u Henry
Keiser Theodore, cigarmkr, n s Elton 4th h e Courtland av
Keiser Adam, mason, e s Courtland av 4th h n Schuyler
Kesler Adam, shoemkr, n s Schuyler 9th h w 3d av
Kensler Frank, tailor, N. Y., w s Wash'u av '2d h n Schuyler
Kclaher John, Ibr., e s 3d av 1st h n Elton
Kirby IMichael, mason, w s Union av '2d h s Home
Kirby Charles II., salesman, w s AVash'n av 4th h n Seventh
KIEK F1)AVAED, .n:., stoves, & tinrooliug, s w c Wash'n av

& F(uirth, r e s Forest av '2d h n A^^Jlll
Kirk I'atrick, Ibr., s s Benson 3d h e E E av
Kirk Mrs., wid e s Gerard av lid h s Juliet
Kirk II. IV, mer., N. Y., s w c- Boston rd & Fifth
Kirk Edward, drygoods, w s 3d av r)th h n Tliird
Kirk Charles, tinsmitli, w s 3d av r)th h n Third
Kirk Tliomas, surveyor, w s 3d av r)th h n Third
Kiexer IMiilip, cigarmkr, n e c Forest av «S: New
Kittenocker John, liotel, nee 3d av & Fifth
Kiver Eobert, driver, e s 3d av 3d h s Sixth
Kimley George, tailor, w s E E av Sth h s Eighth
Kieskee Julius, patternnikr, e s E E av 1st h s Sixth
Kiely James, carpenter, s s Union 4th h e Courtland av

MORRISANIA DIRECTORY. 55-

Kiely James, jr., student, s s Union 4th h e Courtland av
Kinnersley Jas., grain measurer, n s Prospect 1st h w Court-
land av
Kingston John, lather, s s Third -Ith h e R R av
Kingston Wm., mason, e s R R av 0th h n Fifth
Kingston George, mason, n s Jefferson lid h w Boston rd
Kingston George, jr., lather, n s Jefferson 2d li w Boston rd
Kingston Charles, carpenter, e s Forest av 3d h s Wall
Kingston Geo. W., mason, ^Y s 3d av 2d h n Governeur
King Michael, ropemkr, s s Third 2d h e Wash'n av
King N. S., i>hysician, n vr c 14Utti & Alexander av
King Wm. 8., Ibr., n s First 1st h w R R av
King John, captain, s s Union 2d h e Courtland av
Kino- Valentine, basketmkr, s s Governeur 8th h w Court-

land av
King George, Ibr., s s Benson 3d h e Morris av
King Edward, Ibr., s s Benson 5th li e Morris av
King Robert, mason, s s Benson Gth h e Morris av
King Henry, sash & blinds, w s 3d av 2d h n Governeur
Kirchoff Peter, brewer, n e c 3d av & AYestch ester rd
Kirwin Francis T., painter, s s Mar}' 7th h e Courtland av
Kilbourne T. Chas., contractor, n s Cottage 14th h w College av
Kist Joseph, baker, n e c Wash'n av cc Fourth
Kinner Mrs. Thaddeus C, s w c Morris pi & Helen
Kinsella John, bricklayer, e s av C 1st h s Cliff
Kleeman John, w s 3d av 4th h s Fifth
Kleninknecht Fred., tailor, e s 3d av 4th h s Eightli
Klarer Fred'k., brewer, n s Findlay 1st h w Wash'n av
Klush Peter, brewer, w s Wash'n 4th h n Sixth
Klotz Herman, physician, w s Forest av 1st h s Clifi"
Kline John, teamster, s s 145th 5th h w Mill Brook
Klein Karl, pianomkr, n s Elton 2d h w 3d av
Klein Louisa, w s Franklin av 2d h s Sixth
Klein Wm., stone yard, Mott Haven, r n s Elton 5th h w

Courtland av
Klein John, carpenter, s s Governeur 4tli h e Courtland av
Kleim Henry, finisher, n s Governeur 2d h w Courtland av
Kloes Theodore, pianomkr, n e c 3d av & Henry
Klinger Charles, Ibr., s s Governeur 1st h e Morris av
Kiensman Frederick, blacksmith, n s Denman 1st h w Court-
land av
Klos Jacob, Bakery, e s 3d av 1st h s 145th
Klinger William, cabinetmkr, n s 14()th 1st .h e Willis av
Knorr Valentine, cooper, e s 3d av 7th h s Seventh
Kniep Louis, bartender, nee William cS: Courtland av

56 MOREISANIA DlllECTuJIY.

Knoble Eiiiil, \hv., s s Findlay :'>d li w AVash'n av
Knoblock Map;nus, tailor, n s Milton oth li w AVash'ii av
Knoblock Undilla, wid., s s Prospect 1st h e ( 'oiirtland av
Knoblock Thilip, peddler, ]i s Mary Ttli h w Wasli'n av
Knoblock Peter, peddler, n s :Mdry Stli h w AVash'n av
Knoblock Frederick, peddler, s s ^pringftiold lltli h w :^d av
Knaus Conrad, chairs, s w c Melrose «S: Wash'n av
Knaspie Godfrey, junk, s s (Toverneur 1st li e R H av
Knapp Alfred, lumber, r e s Wash'n av I'd h n Eighth
Knapp Wni., sec Gerard av & Juliet
Knapp AVright, lumber, r s s Seventh 1 st h e li E, av
Knapp A. & W., lumber, s s M av nr lo5th & 11 R av opp

►Second
Knapf Charles (Eev.,) s s 14<ith 1st h w AVilUs av
Knauer John, Ibr., s s IMilton 4th h w AVash'n av
Knoi)per John, tailor, s s Fourth 1st h w 8d av
Knoeppel John, fancy goods, e s 3d av 1st li n Henry
Knoeppel John, foundry, Harlem, res od av "id h n 14-lth
Knoeppel John, builder, n vr c lletreat av & Henry
Knox John, carpenter, av s AVillis av 1st h s 14od
Knowles Eaymond, clerk, N. Y., w s 8 ]3oulevard l^d li s Ehn
Kosch Ernest, brewer, n s Eighth 1st h e 8d av
Koenig George, butcher, w s 8d av Gth h n Fifth
Koenig Antony, milkman, s s 145th 1st h av Alilk Brook
Kozak Christian, cigarmkr, e s od av opp Fourth
Kolb & Endress, florists, e s E E av 8th h n Seventh
Kolb Henry, florist, w s 8d av :2d h s Sixth
Kolb Henry, brewer, e s 8d av 1st h s Sixth
Kolb Jttseph, blacksmith, s s Alary 5th h w Wash'n av
Kolb Jacob, saloon, w s od av '2d h s Denman
Kooney Nicholas, blacksmith, nee Union & E E av
Kogan Dennis, Ibr., nee AVaverly & AA^ash'n av
Koeler John, rag-picker, s s AVaverly 2d li e Courtlandt av
Koondorpher Jacob, shoemkr, n s Alelrose 3d h e Courtland av
Kostan Carl, painter, s av c Alary »S: Courtland av
Kohler Lorenz, saloon, n av c Schuyler *S: Courtland av
Koliler David, av s AVash'n av 1st h n First
Kohlenberg(>r Frank, tailor, s s Schuyler 1st h e Alorris av
Koch Frederick, harness, w s od av od li s D(.'nman
Kohn Eicliard, peddler, av s od av od h s Elton
Kolkman Otto, jj:rocery. Fort Alorris
Kolter A^alentiiK^, glue factory, e s Eetreat av 4th h n AVest-

chester rd
Kreiser Jolin (J., bakm*, n e c AVaverly & Courtland av
Kreutzer Jacob, undertaker, av s ( 'ourtland av 1st h s Frospect
Kreitzer Caspar, tailor, s s Schuyler lid h e Aforris av

MOREISANIA DIKECTOEY. 57

Kristrivus Leopold, cig-anukr, w s Wash'n av 1st li n Second
Kretchiiiar G. H., pliysician, n s Mott Isth w 3d av
Kremm Eicola, n s Mott 1st h w Courtland av
Krobley Nicholas, carpenter, s s JJenman od h e Courtland av
Kriegle John, slioemkr, w s Courtland av 1st h n Denman
Kronze Gertrude, wid., seamstress, n s Governeur 4tli h w

Courtland av
Kruet John, machinist, s s Denman 4th h e iVIorris av
Kronung Edward, shoenikr, e s Courtland av 1st h n Schuyler
Kromm iVdam, cigar mfr, w s AVash'n av '2 h n Schuyler
Kriel Philip, carpenter, s s Schuyler 4th h w Wash'n av
Krause Jacob, policeman, s s Elton '2d h w Bd av
Krause Charles, cigarmkr, w s 3d av 1st h n Elton
Krause Martin, cabinetmkr, e s 3d av 3d h s Rose
Kramer William, chandeliers, N. Y., s s Elton 4th h e Court-

• land av
Kramer Peter, carpenter, w s Courtland av 1st h n Denman
Kramer Kasimer, carpenter, n s Springfield 3d h e ]\Iorris av
Kramer Peter, painter, n s 144th 6th h e 3d av
Kramer George, shoemkr, n s 147tli 1st h e 3d av
Kramer Stephen, foreman, nee Carr av & 15()th
Kray Charles, Ibr., e s Morris av 1st h s Governeur
Kruger Christoph, shoenikr, e s 3d av 5th h s Milton
Kratcli Margaret, grocery, n w c 3d av & Henrick
Kraumacher Jacob, s w c S Boulevard & Grove
Krewet John, gardener, s w c S Boulevard & Elm
Krump Henry, Ibr., n ^v c Westchester rd & Carr av
Krouse Ludvvig, blacksmith, e s Retreat av l^d h n West-
chester rd
Krug Christian, foreman, nee Carr av & 156th
Kroncke Henry, cigarmkr, n s Westchester rd 1st h e Ben-
son av
Kuhorn John, boots & shoes, w s 3d av 1st h s Fifth
Kubin J., furniture, e s Fulton av l2d h w Seventh
Kuntz Carl, carriagemkr, N. Y., e s Courtland av 1st h n

Milton
Kuntz Henry, tailor, w s Wash'n av 2d h s l*rospect
Kuntz Michael, brewer, s w c Wash'n av & Sixth
Kuntz J. & L., brewery, nee Sixth & 3d av
Kuntz Joseph, brewer, n w c Fulton av & Sixth
Kuntz Louis, brewer, s w c Wash'n av & Sixth
Kudrna Albert, Ibr., s s First !2d h w R R av
Kupferschmidt Freauck, saloon, n s Prospect 1st h w

Wash'n av
Kumah Jacob, gardener, s s Prospect 3d h o Courtland av

58 MOElUtSANIA DIEECTOKY.

Kuelman Isadore, gardener, e « 3d av 5th h 8 Grove

Kunkelly Christina, midwife, s s First 4tli li av od av

Kunze George, tailor, n s Melrose 2d h ^v Wash'n av

Kur/ Paul, carpenter, s s Deniiian 2d h w od av

Kulm Andrew, grocer, n w c AVaverly & M av

Knhn Valentine, blacksmith, av s (^ourtland av 1st h n Melrose

Kiihn Eudolph, saloon, w s -^d av od h n Mott

Kiitzler George, varnisher, e sl'ietreat av 1st h n Henr}-

Laur I^ndwig, liquors, N. Y., n av c Grove av & First

Lassig EdAvard, e s 3d av 8d h n Fifth

Laetz Francis, tailor, N. Y., n s Sixth 2d h e Boston rd

Lanther John B., mfr, w s 3d av ^st h s Seventh

Lacy Mrs. Henry, e s E E av 1st h n Sixth

Larken Eat., gardener, e s Fulton av 1st li n Fifth

LaA'enus AVarner, salesman, N. Y., av s Fulton av 12th h s

Eighth
L. /'>ncli Christian, saloon, s s William Oth h av AVash'n av
Laut ..roach George, upholsterer, av s Cuurtlandav od h s Mary
Lamb Sarah, Avid., Avasherwoman, nee AYilliam tV: Court-
land av
LawJess John, Ibr., n s Teller pi 2d h av Courtland av
Latitch Daniel, cabinet mkr., X. Y'., s s Waverly 2d h av

AVash'n av
Lanning Eichard, sash & blinds, av s AVash'n av J st h n INiilton
Lawrence AVm., painter, s s Milton 1st h w Wash'n aA'
LaAvrence Nancy A., wid., n s Melrose 4th h e Terrace pi
LaAvrence DaAdd F., s s AYash'n aA^ 2d h n Seventh
LaAvrence Charles, saloon, s w c Wash'n aA' & Third
Lawrence Henry, clerk, N. Y., s s 140ih 2d h e Alexander av
LaAvrence George, clerk, N. Y^., s s 140th 2d h e Alexander av
l^aAvrence John, saw mill, K. Y'., s s 140th 2d h e Alexander av
LaAvrence Henry, iron moulder, s av c od av & Smeenian
LaAvrence Jacob, coachman, s s Gerard 2d h e Eetreat av
LaAvrence Edward A., publisher, N. Y., n e c Halse}' «S: ]\Ior-

ris pi
Lazar John, cigar mkr, s s Milton !^th h e Courtland av
Lauber Emil, bookkeeper, av s Wash'n av 1st h s Prospect
Lankota Jean, piano mkr, n s Prospect 2d h av Wash'n av
Lane Silas, carman, N. Y., n s Third 1st h e AVash'n av
La Wall Eliza, Avid., n s Second 2d h av Wash'n av
Laycock EdAvard C, hostler, n e c E E av *5v: Fiftli
Lamparde Jolm, painter, av s Wasli'n av 2d h n Sixth

M0RKI8ANIA DIKECTORY. 5^

Lamparde Mrs. Amelia, millinery, w s Wash'ii av od h. n Sixth
Lahey Thomas, junk, n s Denman Ist h w Morris av
Langhorne Harriet, wid., seamstress, w s od av l^:>th h s Milton
Landgrebe William, tailor, n w c Governeur <S: Courtland av
Lawry Charles, coachman, s s Marj' 1st h w Wash'n av
Lassinglightner Frank, wheelwright, w s AVash'n av 1st h a

Springfield
Lanzer Peter, frames, N. Y., s s 142d '2d h w Willis av
Lanzer Franz, saloon, w s Courtland av 2d h s Mary
Law Jesse L , machinist, n s 14:2d 4th h e od av
Lange Louis, liquors, N. Y., n vi c od av & Cottage
Lange Ignatz, teacher, n s Uncas 3d h w Tinton av
Laney John, laborer, e s 8d av 1st h n 147th
Laney Michael, laborer, w s S. Boulevard 4th h s Elm
Larrimore Patrick, laborer, e s Hd av 1st h n 147th
Lawson Given, laborer, s w c od av & Smeeman
Lazenbach Henry, traveling agt., n s 137th 4th h w S. Boule-
vard
Lannon George, saloon, w s 3d av od h n Smeeman
Langfeldt Fred., cigars, w s od av 1st h n Van Stoll
Latour Jerome, conductor, w s od av 2d h n 131)th
Lakey Bridget, n s 147th Ist h c od av

Larrinier Bernard, iron moulder, w s S. Boulevard 4th h s Elm
LaCoste James, mason, s s Garden 1st h w College a^'
LaCoste John, painter, s s Garden 1st h w College av
LaCoste Cornelius, mason, s s 142d4th h w Willis nv
Lambert Fred., shoes, s s Westchester rd 4th h w Clifton av
Lambert Philip, store, s s Westchester rd 2d h e Petreat av
Lambert Philip, carpenter, s s ISIelrose 1st h e Courtland av
Lang George, rope mkr., n s Seventh 2d h e od av
Lang Geo., iron worker, sec Tinton av & Pontiac
Leach Charles, n e c lo5th & AVillis a^'
Leach Jolm, Ibr., e s 3d av 7th h s Milton
Leary Patrick, laborer, w s 3d av 1st h s Mott
Lefterts Oscar, cloths, N. Y^., e s Macomb av 9th h s ^lain
Leslie William, gas fitter, n s loStli 1st h w od av
Levick Milnes, actor, s s 138th 5th h e St. Ann's av
Levick George, actor, s s 13Sth 5th h e St. Ann's av
Legg J. H., wagon mkr., n s Smeeman 1st h w 3d av
Leddy Michael, teamster, w s 3d av 3d h n Henrick
Lennox Geo. K., n e c Ella & Morris pi
Lester Thomas, clerk, sec Westchester rd & 3d av
Lebckal Fred., milk, e s Petreat av 2d h s Gerard
Lechs Anton, crockery-, n s Wr. Pailroad 2d h e Tinton av
Leahy Michael, switchman, w s Morris av 1st h s Springfield

00 :>rOEEI8AXIA DIEECTOEY.

Leonard Peter, cigar mfr, av s Conrtland av 1st li n Deiiman

Ijcsoiird Francis, cook, N. Y., n s Dennian 4th li e Morris av

r^egier James, tinsmith, w s 'id av 2d h s )Springlield

]jemer Ferdinand, cigar mfr, e s Courtland av '2(1 \i s Dennian

Leonard Frank, laborer, N. Y., e s Conrtland av 1st h n Mott

Lenehan Michael, "svlieehvright, n s Mott 4th h w Conrtland av

Lee ]>ernard, ll)r., n s Mott 4th h e Morris av

Lee Joseph T., telegrapli operator, e s Franklin av'id h n Sixth

Ijee A1)raliam, Ibr., n s Schnvler 7th h e Conrtland av

Lee Jolm, Ibr., n s Grovernenr 4th ]i w 3d av

Lee Abrani, driver, n s Division av c 8. Boulevard

Ijee James, laborer, n s Edsell 0th h w 8d av

Jjees ]\ric]i*ael, saloon, ^v s od av 1st Ii n Conrtland av

Lewis James, Ibr., N. Y., n s Schnyler Otli h e (,'onrtlandav

n^ewis Thomas, sevdng machines, w s 3d av 2d h s Seventh

Lewis Thos., white "svasher, s s Governenr 1st h av Conrtland av

Jjewis Catharine, Avid., seamstress, av s Franklin a\' 1st h s

SeA^enth
LcAvis Jacob, painter, e s Franklin av 1st h s Seventh
T^eA'y Henry, fancy store, w s 3d aA' 2d h n Fiftli
LcA^ GnstaA'ns, lawyer, N. Y., s s WaA'erly 1st h e Wash'n av
Lenerman John L., Ibr., n s William 5th h aa^ Wash'n av
Lehning Edward, carpenter, s s AA^aA'erly 3d h aa^ Conrtland av
Lej-poldt John, Ibr., s s Tiiird 2d h e E E, av
Leypoldt Fred'k, publisher, N. Y"., av s Boston rd 1st h n 3d av
Lhota J., cigar mkr, av s Wash'n av 1st h n Second
Jjipps Henry, e s 3d av 2d h n 141st
Lindsay James, crockery, av s 3d av 7th li n Smeeman
LiA^ermore Benj. ^I., agent, X. Y., s s William 1st he Morris pi
Jjittle Anson, bookkeeper, N. Y., av s Fulton av 1st h s Sixth
Little John H., ins., N. Y., av s Fulton av 1st h s Sixth
Little Wni., printer, X. Y., n e c R E av <S: Fifth
Little AVm., Ibr., e s Courtland 2d li n Findlay
Little Wm. B., carriages, X"". Y., av^ s AVash'n av r)th l\ n

Fourtli
Lightner Frederick, caqienter, n s Findlay 2d h e Courtland av
Lievesley Eobert H., hardware, X^. Y., n s Melrose 2d h e Ter-
race pi
Lie\-esley Jas. 1). F., hardware, X". Y., n s Melrose 2d h e Ter-
race pi
Linde John, painter, s s Melrose 4t]i h e Courtland av
Liebenau Cliarles, i)]iysician, av s Wash'n av 1st h s Fifth
Love Samuel, gard(Mier, w s Union av 1st h n George
LockAvood AVm., salesman, N. Y., s s SeA-enth Istli e Boston rd
Lockwood Geor<>-e, n s 130th 4th h av Willis av

M()EEI8AT<IA L)IEE( "TOliY. 01

Ijoeble I^aclore, wheelwright, w s od av -4th h s Tliird

Loeble Theressa, confr. & cigars, w s 3d av -itli li s Tliird

Loiidersock Henry, Ibr., e s 'Sd av 2d h s Third

Long Geo., finisher, e s Eetreat av 1st h s Westchester rd

Long John, carpenter, s s Findh^y 4th h w AVash'n a^■

Long Eobert, Ibr., s s First od h e Conrtland av

Lowerre Thomas H., hatter, Fifth, Exchange Building, e

A^'ash'n av and e s od av 'Jd h n 144tli, r s s Union -!d h e

AVash'n av
Lowerre Thomas H., jr., hatter, s s William 2d h e AVash'n av
Lowry Eobert, Ibr., n s Wr. Eailroad 6th h e Eobbins av
Logan Hugh, painter, w s AVash'n av od h n Milton
Loomis John F., condensed milk, N. Y., s s Prospect -kl h e

Terrace pi
Louler Patrick, Ibr., n s Pontiac Isi h e Eobbins av
Long-street Charles H. (Capt.,) n s 141st 4th h w Willis av
Loyd Charles, stableman, junction Macomb av'& E E av
Lodge William, fruit dealer, X. Y., e s .Alexander av 2d h u

189th
liorenze Jacob, carpenter, s s Mott od h w Courtland av
Loughlin James, rubber, N. Y., s s Lowell Gth h w od av
Loughlin Patrick, Ibr., sec Uncas & Eobbins av
Loughhn Edw. J., rubber, N. Y., s s Lowell Gth h w od av
Lohman John H., builder, n s Springfield 8d h e Courtland av
Loliner George, painter, w s 8d av 5th h s Milton
liubker Fritz, grocer, see College av & Main
Lubker Henry, Ibr., s w c Governeur & od av
Ludder Frederick, grocer, e s Willis av 1st h s 147th
Lundy Patrick, mineral water, w s od av 1st h n Mott
Lutz Anton, cabt maker, s s Mary 2d h w Courtland av
Lutz Nicholas, varnisher, w s Courtland av 2d h s Findlay
Luengen Henry, jeweler, e s 3d av 5th h s Henry
LUMMELL JAME8, shaving & hairdressing saloon, w s od a

5th h s Fifth
Lutherman E. A. L,, cigar mkr, w s od av 1st h s Third
LudeAvig Herman, pianos, N. Y'., s s Findlay 1st li e Court -

land av
Ludwig Fred., cabinet mkr, s s Stilton 8th h e Courtland av
Ijudwig Peter, shoes, w s od av od h h Van Stoll
Ludwig Ernst, bar tender, e s od av 3d li n 14(lth
Luderman John, liquors, sec Wash'n av *!s: Eighth
Luderman John, clerk, sec AVash'n av & Eiglith
LYONS JOHN, Cromwell creek Bridge, hotel
Lyons Michael, mason, w s Franklin opp Strong
Ijyons James, mason, w s Forest av od h s Wall

m MORllISANIA DIRECTORY.

Lyons Mary, wid., washerwoman, w s 8d av 4tU h n Sixth

Lyons Thomas, laborer, e s R R av 1st h n Elton

LYONS JOHN S., coal, s s R R av bet Wash'n & First, r w

s Wash'n av 1st h n Third
Lyon Sam'l E., lawyer, N. Y., n s Division av bet S. Boule-
vard & St. Ann's av
Lyon David, lawyer, N. Y., n s Division av bet S. Boulevard

& St. Ann's av
Lyon Edward, ins. agt., N. Y., n s Division av bet S. Boule-
vard & St. Ann's av
Lyon Chas. E., coal, w s Rider av opp Henrick
Lyon John, tailor, e s Beach av 2d h s Lexington
Lyon Wni. C, clerk. N. Y., s s Melrose 4th h e Terrace pi
Lynch Matthew T., builder, nee Forest av & Wall
Lynch Michael, hostler, n s Teller pi 2d h w Courtland av
Lynch Bart., (J. P. police, s s l-lGth 1st h e Mill Brook
Lynch George, iron moulder, s s 142d 4th h w WilUs av
Lynch Richard, shoes. Port Morris

Lynch Joseph, engineer, e s Passage av 1st h s Wr Railroad
Lynch Ann, wid., n s Concord 1st h w College av
Lynch Thomas, laborer, e s Morris av 1st h s Schuyler
Lynch Philip, laborer, w s Morris av 1st h n Denman
Lynch John, grocer, s s Benson 3d e Morris av
Lyddon Wni., dentist, office «& r e s Wash'n av 4th h n Fifth
Lynt Chas. E., car builder, w s R R av '2d h n Eighth
LjTier John, n w c Cottage & 8d av

Lydecker Peter D. W., piano mkr, N. Y., s s Mary -Sd h w
Courtland av

M

^lagrath Bernard, Ibr., n s 144th 4th h e 8d av

Malherbe Arniand, e s Willis av 1st h n 185th

Manly John, painter, n e c 8d av & Cottage

Manly James, Ibr., s s Gerard 2d h e Retreat av

Manley John, carpenter, s s Findlay 1st h w William

!Madigan John, Ibr., Port Morris

^lathushek Fritz, pianomkr, n s Cottage 1st h w 8d av

Mahan James, w s ^Macomb av j\inction R R av

Magee & Co., flour &. feed, sec 8d av & lo4th

Magee William, Hour & feed, r n s 184th 1st h e 8d av

Magee John, gardener, n s ^lott 2d h w 8d av

^lagee Henry, gardener, n s Mutt 2d h w 8d av

Magee John Avatchman, N. Y., n w c 8d av & Smeeman

Magoe Mrs. Margaret, stationery, w s 8d av r)th h s Eighth

MOEKISANLl DIRECTORY. 63

Madden Patrick, Ibr., s w c 3d av & Smeemaii

Madden John, ropemkr, w s Wash'n av 9th h n Second

Madden Richard, Ibr., n s Westchester rd 3d h e Robbins av

Mallen James, Ibr., w s 3d av 2d h s Elton

Mallon John, Ibr., s s Mott 4th h w College av

Mallon Frank, blacksmith, n w c 3d av & Smeeman

Maud George, saloon, n e c 3d av & 146th

May Sarah, toys, e s 3d av 3d h n 146th

May William, clerk, e s 3d av 3d h n 146th

!May William, miner, e s William 3d h s Wash'n av

Malone Daniel, plumber, e s 3d av 3d h n 147th

Malone John, e s 3d av 4th h n 147th

Malone Mary J., wid., laundress, s s Denman •2d h e Morris av

Malone Daniel, plumber, n w c Benson & 3d av

Mason Henry, sewing machines, w s 3d av 8th h s Mott

Mason Silas, lumber, N. Y., e s Alexander av 3d h n 139th

Mason William, carpenter, e s 3d av 4th h n 144th

Mason John A., bookkeeper, e s Franklin av 2d h n Third

Mason John, R R porter, s s Milton 6th h e Courtland av

Mason Henry, tailor, s s Melrose 1st h w Courtland av

Mason Martin, Ibr., n s 143d 9th h w Willis av

Maher Patrick, Ibr., n s Mott 6th h w Morris av

Maher Terence, Ibr., R R av 1st h s Van Stoll

Maher Bridget, house-cleaner, n s 147th 1st h e 3d av

Magher Mrs. Mary, n s Second 3d h w 3d av

Mayer Thomas & Son, masons & house movers, off. & r s 8

Eighth 1st h e 3d av
Maj^er Theodore, mason, s s Eighth 1st h w 3d av
Maier Xaver, mason, s s Governeur 1st h e Morris av
Maier Xaver, cigars, s s William 3d h w Wash'n av
Maier Adam, gardener, e s Robbins av 1st h n Uncas
Marcott George, Ibr., sec Robbins av & Lexington
Marcy Frank, teamster, e s Concord av 3d h s Elm
Mansfield Patrick, s s Lowell 6th h w 3d av
Mainwaring Wm. F., printer, e s College av 1st h n Lowell
Marvin James R., lawyer, N. Y., sec Boston rd & Wall
Marvin Fred. B., agent, n s Prospect 2d h e Terrace pi
Marrener John, coachman, w s Forest av opp Strong
Macke Michael, shoemkr, w s 3d av 7tli h s Fifth
Mh,ck Terence, ropemkr, w s 3d av 4th h s Milton
Mack Charles, iron moulder, n s 143d 3d h e 3d av
Mahong Tim„ Ibr., w s 3d av 4th h n Eighth
Mang Christian, grocer, n w c 3d av & Seventh
Mans Henry, saloon, w s 3d av 5th h s Sixth
Malam John W., stone yard, n w c 3d av & R R av

04 MOKKISANIA LURECTOIiY.

Maleke Juliii J., confectioner, e s li II av Lst h n Fifth
Markliani John H., machinist, w s li R av lst h n Eighth
Maring Mrs. Susan, e s li R av od h n Seventh
Manogue ]\Iaftin, Ibr., n s Union 4th li w Wash'n av
Maginn Michael, Ibr-, n s Findlay 4th h ^v Wash'n av
Maiso Henry, carpenter, s s Mekose 5th h e (jourtland av
Mahonov Ernest, coach builder, N. Y., w s R R av '2d h s

Sixtli
Mahoney John, 11 )r., e s R R av 1st h n Eiglith
Mahoney Daniel, Ibr, s s 13enson 5th h w Courtland av
Mapes 1). T. & J. L., townengrs., oil*. Greorgi's building, w s

od av 2d h s First
Mapes 1). T., civil engr., e s Wash'n av 4th h n Seventh
Mapes J. L., civil engr., e s Wash'n av 4th h n Seventh
Matthies AVilliam, saloon, s e c od av & 147 rh
]\[atthes John, builder, s s Second 4th h e R R av
Matthes Charles, clerk, s s Second 4th h e R R av
iSIatthes Fred L., carpenter, s s Second 4th h e R R av
]S[arsh Hubert, bookkeeper, N. Y., ^v s AVash'n av 4tli h n

Sixth
Marsh Mrs. Ann, dressnikr, n s Fourth 2d h w Wash'n av
Marsh Alfred C, bookkeeper, e s od av opp Fourth
Magan James, carpenter, n e c Wr Railroad & St. Ann's av
IVIaikranz Geo., machinist, w s Robbins av 5th h n Wr Rail-
road
Martin T. I>wight, U. J)., teacher, N. Y., s s William 4th h <■

^[orris pi
Martin Nicholas, drygoods, e s od av 5th h s Rose
Martin Mary A., laundress, e s ^^d av '2d h s Henry
Martin C'hristoph., chairs, s s Mary 4tli h w Wash'n av
Martin James, shoemkr, n s Springfield lOth h w od av
Martin John, pianos, s s Melrose 4th h e Terrace pi
I^lartin Samuel, Ibr., av s Courtland av od h n I'nion
Martin Edward, plumber, N. Y., s s Ijowell 4th h av od av
I^lalthen Jerome, saloon, s s Elton '2d h e R R av
Maguire Pliilip, ll)r., n s Elton od h w Morris av
Materne Fredt^riitk C, apothecary, n av c Mary & Courtland av
Marsliall Alexander, Ibr., N. Y'., n s Springfield od h av 8d av
Marsliall Robert, brass finisher, av s 3d av '2d h s Milton
Marshall Mrs. C. C., e s Franklin av 1st h n Seventh
Matherne Joseph, pianomkr, n av c Springfield & Courtland av
Mass Ferdinand, cabinetmkr, n s Elton lOth h av >id av
Many Jacob, express, s s Elton '2d h e Courtland av
Maukton Charles, Mason, t» 8 Morris av 1st h n Schuyler
Matthews George, tailor, av h Courtland av lst h s Govoineur

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MOEEISANIA DIP.ECTOEY. G5

Maxwell James, stone-cutter, n s Benson 1st li w Courtland av
Maxwell Wni. H., clerk, e s Macomb av 7th li s Main
Mauhl Henry, baker, e s 3d av -ith h n Eose
March Frederick, cabinetmkr, e s 3d av 3d h s Eose
Markart Caspar, wood, w s E E av !2d h s "Wash'n av
Manogue Patrick, carpenter, s s Benson 3d h w Courtland av
Macarthur Duncan, broker, N. Y., s s George 1st hw Union av
MacDonald John, Ibr., s s 146th '2d h e Mill Brook
Macdonald Michael, Ibr., w s Courtland av 1st h n Waverly
Macdonald Michael, Ibr., w s Courtland av 1st h n Waverly
McArdle George, mason, s s Governeur 6th h w Courtland av
McBrier Eobert, fish, w s 3d av 1st h s Second
McBrier Mr., Ibr., e s 3d av 1st h s Spring pi
McBride Charles, broker, N. Y., s w c Courtland av tS: First
McBride Andrew, blacksmith, s w c Westchester rd & Eob-

bins av
McCabe Felix, junk, w s Boston rd opp Union av
McCabe J., saloon, w s 3d av 1st h n Henrick
McCabe Thomas, Ibr., w s 3d av 8th h s Milton
McCunn Patrick, Ibr., w s Forest av 4th h n Strong
McCullough Mary, dressmkr, n w c 3d av & Second
McCarthy Thomas, cooper, e s E E av 6th h n Seventh
McCarthy Dennis, Ibr., av s Courtland av 3d(h n Union
McCarthy John, street commissioner., w s Eagle av 1st h n St.

Ann's av
McCarthy John, watchman, n s 144th 4th h e 3d av
McCarty Jerry, Ibr., s s 147th 4th h w AVillis av
McCarty James, Ibr., s s 147th 4th h w Willis av
McCoy Pat., trainer, s s Third 4th h e E E av
McCann John, Ibr., sec Benson av & Eae
McCormick Bernard, hats, s w c Westchester rd & Eetreat av
McCormick Dan. H., painter, s s 142d 3d h e 3d av
McCormick William, carpenter, n s Schuyler 2d h w Court-
land av
McCormick Michael, mason, s s Denman 1st h e Morris av
McCune Thomas, moulder, w s Eagle av 3d h s Westchester rd
McCune Henry, carpenter, nee Wr Eailroad & St. Ann's av
McClain Mr., carpenter, s s 145th 1st h w Clifton av
McDougal Hugh, carpenter, w s Wash'n 1st h n First
McDonough Andrew, Ibr., n s Union 6th h w Courtland av
cDonough Matthew, Ibr., n s Union 6th h w Courtland av
cDonough Thomas, mason, s s Lowell 6 th h w 3d av
McDonough William, Ibr., esEEavlsthn Elton
McDonough James, Ibr., s s Governeur 1st h e Morris av
McDermot Dominick, mason, e s Willis av 2d h a 147th

66 MOKEISANIA DIEECTORY.

McDennot Edw., porter, N. Y., n s Denman 1st h e Morris av
McDermott Michael, mason, s s Elton Ist h w 3d av
McDonald Thomas, Ibr., e s 3d av 1st h s Spring pi
McDonald Wm., machinist, e s Courtland av 1st h n Denman
McEwan John, Ibr., n s 145th 1st h w Willis av
McEntee James, moulder, n s Denman 1st h w Morris av
McFadden Wm. J., bookkeeper, N. Y., nee Wash'n av &

Second
McFarlan Andrew, baker, s s Elton 7th h w 3d av
McGrath Thomas, Ibr., w s 3d av 4th h n Sixth
McGough Henry, liquors, sec Wash'n av & Union
McGovern Wm., Ibr., e s Robbins av 1st h n Pontiac
McGraw Thomas, watchman, sec Uncas & Tinton av
McGraw Neil, carpenter, w s Macomb av 2d h s Van Stoll
McGraw Bernard, junk, n s Benson 1st h w Morris av
McGraw Michael, Ibr., n s Benson 1st h w Morris av
McGowan James, clerk, N. Y., e s 3d av 2d h s 135th
McGaw Patrick, watchman, n s Mott 4th h w Morris av
McGuinness Thomas, Ibr., n s Mott 3d h w College av
McHugh Terence, Ibr., e s Willis av 2d h s 147th
McHuth Daniel, painter, n s Governeur 3d h e Morris av
Mclntyre Kate, w s 3d av 2d h n R P av
McInt;yTe & Amos, fancy store, w s 3d av 3d h n R R av
Mclntyre Patrick, Ibr., s s William 7th h w Wash'n av
Mclntyre Thomas, contractor, w s Carr av 3d h s Ray
Mclntyre Wm., carpenter, w s Robbins av 2d h n Wr Railroad
Mclntyre Mary, wid., laundress, w s Courtland av 1st h n

Denman
Mclntee Michael, hackman, n s Lowell 1st h e R R av
Mclboy S. H., physician, s s 143d Gth h e 3d av
McKeon Mary, wid., oils, e s Wash'n av Isth n Waverly
McKeon Thomas, Ibr., w s R R av 4th h n Fourth
McKeon Patrick, Ibr., s s Benson 4th h e MoiTis av
McKellop John, agent, N. Y., s o c Ella & Spring
McKenniff John, Ibr. n s Westchester rd 4th h e Robbins av
McKenny Patrick, Ibr., e s Robbins av 2d h n Pontiac
McKenny Margaret, wid., e s Robbins av 3d h n Pontiac
McKenny Cornelius, Ibr., s s Findlay 4th h w Wash'n av
McKniff' Barney, gardener, e s Beach av 1st h s Lexington
McKenna James, Ibr., e s 3d av 4th h s Henry
McKenna John, moulder, n s Benson 1st h w 3d av ^ J

McKenna Philip, moulder, e s 3d av 3d h s Westchester rd ^
McKenna Michael, Ibr., s s Governeur 2d h e Morris av
McKenna John, Ibr., w s AVash'n av 1st h n Schuyler
McKena Patrick, Ibr., e s Courtland av 1st h s Milton

MORRISANIA DIRECTORY. 67

McKiernan Ann, wid., laundress, s s Denman 3d h w Court-
land av
McKennan Martha, wid., n s Benson 1st h e Morris av
McKinley Samuel, carman, n s Benson 1st h w Courtland ay
McKirnan Farrell, gardener, e s Courtland av 1st li s Denman
McLouglilin Jane, wid., w s Forest av 5tli h n Strong
McLoughlin Edward, Ibr., w s Courtland av 3d h n Union
McLoughlin John, Ibr., n s Wr Railroad 1st h e Robbins av
McLoughlin John, Ibr., n s 144th 4th h e Willis av
McLoughlin J., publisher, N. Y„ s s 13G 3d h e St. Ann's av
McLaren James, Ibr., n s Mott 1st h w 3d av
McMuUen Bernard, Ibr., s s First 3d h e Courtland av
McMahon Bernard, junk, n s Union 3d h w Wash'n av
McMahon William, carpenter, e s William :2d h s Wash'n av
McMahon Dennis, lawyer, N. Y., e s Walton av 3d h s Ella
McMahon Dennis, jr., lawyer, N. Y., e s Walton av 3d h s

Ella
McMahon Hamilton, student, e s Walton av 3d h s Ella
McManus Bernard, Ibr., s s Denman 1st h e R R av
McManus Michael, Ibr., nee Wr Railroad & Tinton av
McNally Patrick, Ibr., e s Cottage pi 4th h n Eighth
McNally John, Ibr., w s Courtland av 3d h n Union
McNeeman Peter, peddler, n s Findlay 3d h w Wash'n av
McNeil Ernst, physician, n s 140th 6tli h w WilUs av
McNulty John, mason, s s Governeur 1st h e Morris av
McPherson John, carpenter, sec Sixth & Fulton av
McPherson Thomas, carpenter, w s Fulton av 9th h s Eighth
McPherson Wm., builder, w s Fulton av 9th h s Eighth
McParlan Robert, liquors, nee Fulton av & Seventh
McQuinne Henry, Ibr., n s Union 4th h w Wash'n av
McShane Hugh, carpenter, s s First 6th h w R R av
McSpeeritt Michael, Ibr., e s R R av 1st h n Elton
McVeigh Peter, liquors, w s 3d av 10th h s Milton
Mee Mary, n s Mary 1st h e Courtland av
Mee John S., boxmkr, n s Mary 1st h e Courtland av
Meyers Frederick, tinsmith, s w c Mary & Courtland av
Meyers Frederick, jeweler, w s 3d av 1st h s Benson
Meyer Catherine, wid., w s Courtland 1st h s Mary
Meyer Henry, Ibr., s s Springfield 7th h w 3d av
Meyer Henry, carver, n s Schuyler 1st h w 3d av
, Meyer Henry, weaver, n w c Mott & Morris av
Meyer Frank, tailor, s s Waverly 5 th h w AVasli'n av
Meyer Conrad, carpenter, s s Melrose 4th h e Courtland av
Meyer Conrad, liquors, nee Westchester rd & Benson av
Meier Fritz, Ibr., nee 156th & Carr av

68 MOEEISANIA L>IEECTOEY.

Mess6rscliinidt cS: Heberleiii, sasli & blinds, w s >k\ av 1st h s

Governeiir
MesserscLinidt Joi^cpli, sash & l)liiKb, ii s Elton 5tli h ^y Court-
land a^•
Messerschniidt Adam, sasli ^- blinds, n s Springfield Ttli h ^v

od av
Mcssersclmiidt Adam, carpenter, s s Elton Idth li w -kl av
Messerselimidt Mary, vfid., s s Denman 1st h w od av
Merrell Martin, rook, s s Springfield 7th li ^v od av
Merehofi' John, Ibr., n s Schuyler 7th h w '>d av
Mercke John, mariner, n s Schuyler <)th h w 8d av
Meizer Henry, carpenter, n s Elton '2d h w M av
Melch Matthew, carpenter, e s Courtland av 2d h s Elton
Merrick Patrick, Ibr., s s Benson 4th h e Morris av
Meder Francis, tailor, n w c Elton & 3d av
Mehlem John, saloon, ^v s 3d av 1st h s Eose
Melidy John, Ibr., s s Governeur 1st h w Morris av
Messmach John, mason, s s Denman 1st h w 3d av
Messing Hannah L., laundress, n s Denman 3d h w 3d av
Menzies James, plumber, s s Governeur 0th h w Courtland av
Menches John, tailor, n s Governeur 1st h e Morris av
Mezger John, boots cS: shoes, w s 3d av 3d h s Fifth
Mete Phillip, cooper, n s Sixth 2d h w Union av
Melius Eoljert H., physician, sec Franklin av & Spring pi
Megerssecks AVm., baker, n s Franklin av 5th h n Sixth
Meninger Fred., driver, w s 3d av Oth h n Fifth
Medwed Frank, cigar mkr, n s E E av 1st h e AVash'n av
Merritt Mortimer C, architect, N. Y., e s Fulton av 1st h n

Seventh
IMerritt Samuel H., painter, n s^Concord 5th h w College av
Merritt Samuel H., builder, s s 142d 2d h e 3d av
!Medicus Adam, gardener, e s 3d av 3d h s Sixth
Megan Thomas, Ibr., e s Courtland av 2d h n Findlay
^lessinger Jacob, Ibr., s s AVaverly 5th h e Courtland av
Metzler John P., carpenter, s s Milton 7th h w AVash'n av
!Meckle John, slu)es, w s 3d av 2d h n Fourth
Megill AVm., butcher, e s Wash'n av 4th h n Second
Menshausen Henry, w s Forest av 2d h s Cliff
Meiner Mathaus, sailor, n s Grove 1st li e 3d av
Meiner Peter, coachman, n s Grove Is h e 3d av
Meiner Ixmis, coachman, n s Grove 1st h e 3d av
Meiner Natlian, seaman, n s (irove 1st h e 3d av
Mehlen Jacob, Ibr., n s Carr 1st h w Carr av
Meller James, stone cutter, s av c College av & Mott
Meding John, pianos, N. Y., n s Concord Gth h w College av

MOEKISANIA DIRECTOEY. 69

Mead John W., turner, s s College av ocl h s Main
Mead John J., turner, n s l-i^th '2d h e od av
Methodist Episcopal Church, nee Willis av & 141st
Meany Peter, n s 1-lOth 5th h w AVillis av
Meaney Michael, C. P. poKce, ss l-iGth 1st h w Chfton av
Merton William, tinsmith, e s od av Gth h n IrlGth
Mengoni Giovanni, confectioner, w s 3d av 4th h s Mott
Mellen Frank, blacksmith, e s od av 3d h n S. Boulevard
MELLER & SHEDDEN"., cement pipe, w s 3d av 5th h n

Edsell
Meller Greorge, n s Edsell 3d h w 3d av
Menck Patrick, Ibr., s s 13Gth 5th h e St. Ann's av
Mingham Wm., shoemkr, s s Milton 8th h e Courtland av
Middle ton Alex. A., tailor, s s Fourth 1 h w Wash'n av
Miller George, painter, e s R R av 7th h n Seventh
Miller Henrj^, carpenter, s s Findlay 4th h e Courtland av
Miller Helen, teacher, N. Y., s s Waverly 4th h w Wash'n av
Mills George, Ibr., w s 3d av 5th h n Third
Mills James, rope mkr, s s Third 2d h e R R av
Mills ^J^i's Sarah, n s Third 1st h w Wash'n av
Mills John, caterer, n s First 3d h w 3d av
Mills John, blacksmith, w s Wash'n av 3d h s Third
Miller Adam, brewer, w s Wash'n 4th h n Sixth
Miller John M., physician, s s Fourth 2d h e Wash'n av
Miller William, teamster, s s Melrose 1st h e Courtland av
Miller Henrj', butcher, s s Melrose 1st h e Courtland av
Miller Wm., grocer, nee Wr Railroad & Robbins av
Miller John, n w c AVr Railroad & Rabbins av
Miller Jacob, moulder, e s Tinton av 3d h n Uncas
Miller Christian, iron moulder, w s College av 1st h s Cottage
Miller WilUam, iron moulder, n s 139th 4th h w 3d av
Miller W. IL, physician, e s Beach av 1st h n Lexington
Miller AVilliam, piano mkr., s s Elton 7th h e Morris av
Miller Jacob, polisher, s s Melrose 7th h e Courtland av
Miller Jacob, tailor, n s Springfield 3d h w Courtland av
Miller Senfert, carpenter, ^e s Courtland av 2d h n Mary
Miller Jacob, boiler mkr, s s Melrose 7th h e Courtland av
Miller Chas. L., barber, n s Melrose 1st h w Wash'n av
Miller George, Ibr., n s Governeur 4th h w 3d av
Miller Joseph, tailor, w s 3d av 1st h n Governeur
Miller Valentine, Ibr., n w c Mott & 3d av
Miller Frederick, Ibr., n s Mott Gth h w Courtland av
Mitchell Phillip, milkman, n w c Tinton av & Elm
Mitchel Jacob, s s Uncas 2d h w Tinton av
Miner T. T. ^Y., clerk, e s av A 5th h s Cliff

70 MOERISANIA DIRECTORY.

Miner Jacob G., carpenter, ^v s av A !2d h s Cliff
Milligan Chester T., drugs, w s 3d av 5th h n Concord
Miles Michael, saloon, w s od av 1st h n Smeenian
Michael Henry, grocer, w s od av 5th h s Mott
Mohring John W., cigar mkr, w s 3d av 0th li s Fifth
Mohring Susan, seamstress, w s 3d av 6th h s Fifth
MONAGHAN H. P., drugs, s w c 3d av & Fifth
Monaghan Thomas, Ibr., n e c Findlay & Wash'n av
Morlang Wm., furniture, e s 3d av 1st h s Spring pi
Morlang & Kubin, furniture warerooms, e s 3d av opp Fourth-
Moulton G. J., clerk, N. Y., n s Sixth 1st h av Franklin av
Monghen Patrick, Ibr., n s Union 4th h w Wash'n av
Mourer Henry, mason, n s William 1st h e Courtland av
Moneypenny W. C, dyer, X. Y"., w s R E av 1st h n Sixth
]Moger Mrs. Christina, e s Wash'n av 4th h n Seventh
Morgan Thomas W., cook, N. Y., s s Third 2d ]i e R R av
Molineux Wilbur, clerk, n s First 1st h w 3d av
Monks Charles, nee Morris pi & Juliet

Morton A. W., merchant, N. Y., av s R R av 1st li s Irving pi
Morrissey John, machinist, av s Carr av 2d h s Rae
Moylan Martin, Ibr., n s NeAV 1st h av Union av
Mohr Charles, crockery, n s Uncas 3d h n Tinton av
Mohrhart Martin, mason, n s Uncas 3d h e Robbins av
]\Iourit EdA\'ard, mason, s s 144th 7th h av Mill Brook
Moadinger W. H., flour & feed, e s 3d av 1st h n 143d
MOTT 'JORDAN L., IRON AVORKS, av s 3d av & Harlem

Bridge
Mott Jordan L., av s 3d av 1st h s Mott

Mott Lawrence 1*., grocer, N. Y., s s 135th 11th li e Alex-
ander av
Mott ^Irs. A. H., Av s 3d aA' 1st h s I^nion pi
Mott Frank P., grocer, a\' s 3d av 1st h s Union pi
Mooney James, e s Beach av 2d h n Lexington av
Mooney John, Ibr., av s Concord aA* opp Elm
Mooney Arthur J., saloon, av s 3d av 2d h s Van Stoll
Mooney William, police, e s 3d av 5th h n S. Boulevard
Mooney Mar}-, saloon, e s 3d av 5th h n S. Boulevard
Mooney James, e s Macomb av lOth h s Main
Mooney James, liorseshoer, e s 3d av 5th h n Fifth
Moody Lauren, s s 135tli 1st h av Alexander av
Moody Winchester, s s 135th 1st h a\'' Alexander av
Montgomery J. S., clerk, n s 139th 2d h e 3d av
Montgomery Johii, contractor, av s 3d av 1st h n Mott
Montgomery James, n s 130th 2d h e 3d aA"-
Moran Patrick, Ibr., s av c 3d av «& Edwsell

MOERISANIA DIRECTORY. Tl

Moran John, mason, s s Denman 6th h w Courtland ay
Morris Governeur, St. Ann's av s 134th
Morris Governeur, jr., St. Ann's av s 134th
Morris John, Ibr., s w c Schuyler & Courtland av
Morris Thomas S., crockery, s s Fifth 2d h ^Y 3d av
Morrison James, Town Hall keeper, s R R av 1st h s Union
Morrison Wm., engineer, N. Y., e s R R av 1st h s Union
Morrisania Steamboat Co., n e c 138th & 3d av
Mole tor George, finisher, s s Schuyler 1st h w Morris av
Moebus Adam, carpenter, e s Courtland av -d h n Sjiringfield
Moebus Adam, jr., carpenter, e s Courtland av 1st h n Spring-
field
Moebus John A., carpenter, e s Courtland av 2d h n Sprinfi-

field
Modle Wenzel, tailor, w s Courtland av 1st h s Springfield
Moore John, steward, s s Schuyler 5th h e Courtland av
Moore J. B., teacher, n s 145th 2d h w Willis av
Moore John, boss Ibr., n w c First & Courtland av
Moore Thomas, Ibr., n s Teller pi 2d h w Courtland av
Mosbach Francis, tailor, n s Elton 3d h e Courtland av
Moritz Charles, j^rocer, n w c Mott & 3d av
Moritz & Sons, grocers, nee William & Courtland av
Mortiz Herman, grocer, n e c AVillia.m & Courtland av
Mortiz Henry, grocer, nee William & Courtland av
Mortiz George C, grocer, nee William & Courtland av
Murgetraugh William, clerk, N. Y., n s 144th 4th h e 3d ay
Mulcare Patrick, saloon, e s Willis av 2d h s 147th
Muella Eliza, wid., e s 3d av 2d h s 146tli
Murphv Thomas, liquors, e s 3d av opp Mott, r e s 3d av 1st h

n 'l47th
Murphy Thomas, pattern mkr, w s Westchester rd 3d h o

Retreat av
Murphv James J., Supt. F. A. & H. R. R., office e s 3d av lat

h n Eighth
Murphy Richard, rope mkr, w s 3d av 1st h s Second
Murphy John, hostler, w s Wash'n av 3d h s Third
Murphy Michael, Ibr., n s Pontiac 1st h e Robbins av
Murphy Michael, pattern mkr, n s Gerard 1st he Retreat av
Murphy Dennis, Ibr., s s Governeur 1st h e Morris av
Murphy John, coachman, e s 3d av 4th "h s Milton
Murphy John, foreman, N. Y., n s Mott 3d h w 3d av
Murphy William, Ibr., s s Benson 8th h w Courtland av
Murphy James, Ibr., e s Robbins av 2d h s Lexington
Mui-phy Stephen, moulder, n s Governeur 5th h e Courtland av
Murphy John, Ibr., s s Governeur 1st h e Morris av

>2 MORP.ISANIA DIEECTOEY.

Murphy Michael, boiler mkr, sec College av & Lowell
^lurphy Ivedinond, Ibr., n s Henrick 1st h w 3d av
Murphy James, Ibr., n s Henrick 1st h w 8d av
Murphy Mary, saloon, w s 3d av 1st h s Mott
Murphy ^lartin, ll)r., Port Morris
Murphy John, Ibr., Port Morris

jSfurray P. V., vet. surg., s s Westchester rd 1st h ^v Ptobbins av
Murray Barney, feed, s w c Westchester rd & Pobbins av
Murray Patrick, Ibr., n s Wr Eailroad '2d h e Robbins av
Murray John, blacksmith, s s First 3d h w 3d av
Murray Reuben, porter, N. Y., e s 3d av 'id h s Milton
Mull l^arney, Ibr., n s Lowell 3d h e R R av
]\[uller Christoph, liquors, nee Springfield & Courtland av
Muller Wm., butcher, s s Miiton Sth h e Courtland av
Muller John P., saloon, s s Milton Sth h e Courtland av
^luller Mr., Ibr., nee Carr & Benson avs
^luller Anne, wid., w s Carr av oth h s 15Gth
Mullin John, carman, w s Forest av 5th h n Strong
Mullins Patrick, car driver, n s Springfield 1st h w 3d av
Miillens John, Ibr., nee AVestchester rd & ]3enson av
Mullens Patrick, mason, w s Eagle av 4th h s Westchester rd
Mullen Elizabeth, fancy store, s s Fifth 4th h w 3d av
Mullhall James, tailor, e s 3d av '2d h s 141st
Mulhall John II., mason, n s Milton '2d h w Courtland av
Munson Robert, clerk, N. Y., s s Cottage (5th li w College av
Munson Henry, Ibr., s w c 3d av & Smeeman
Murtha Michael, teamster, n s Edsell '2d h w 3d av
Murtlia Edward, Ibr., w s 3d av 7th h n Van Stoll
Mulligan Ann Jane, saloon, n w c 144th »& Willis av
Mulhgan Patrick, jiorter, N. Y.. e s College av l^d h s Cottage
MuUigan Julia, wid., w s Courtland av 3d h n Union
Mulligan Edward, Ibr., s s Benson 3d h w Courtland av
^Eueller Peter, horse deal(-r, n s 139th 4th h w 3dav
Mulhaney I'atrick, Ibr., s s 13Mth 1st h w 3d av
Mulhaney John, Ibr., s s 139th 1st h w 3d av
Mulholland Charles, mason, e s Morris av 3d h n ]^enson
]\Iulholland Ann, grocer, e s Morris av 1st h n Mott
Mullard ^Michael, mason, e s Morris av 2d h n Benson
Murgatroyd WilUam, machinist, n s Benson 3d h e ]\[orris av
Mulhorn Patrick, Ibr., w s 3d av 4th h n Sixth
jNIulling John, carpenter, e s R R av Isth s Sixth
Mulleny AErs. AIar3% e s R R av 1st h s Sixth
Murdock J. W., mason, n s Findlay, 4th h w Wash'n av
^Iurtao;h Bartliolemew, contractor, s s Prospect r)th h w
Wash'n av

MOREISANIA DIEECTOEY. 73

Muhlker Win., grocer, s w c Courtland av & Waverly
Mulbacker Morbis, slioemkr, s s Third 4th h w Wash'n av
Muhrman Fred., barber, w s Wash'n av '2d h n Second
Munder Louis, Ibr., w s Eetreat av 5th h s Grove
Myers John, book binder, w s 3d av :^d h s Van Stoll
Myers Joseph, saddler, e s E E av 2d h n Fifth
Myers Mary, wid., boarding, s s Union 4th h av Wash'n av
Myers A. H., cigar nifr, s s Fifth 2d h e E E av
Myer Charles, carpenter, e s Eetreat av 1st h s Gerard
Myers John, clerk, N. Y., e s College av 2d h s Cottage
Myer Gebhardt, shoemkr, e s 3d av 1st h s 144tli

N

Nafis Eobt. H., engr., N. Y., w s Boston rd opp Wall

Nash F, H., music teacher, e s Forest av 4th h n AVall

Nackle Fred., Ibr., w s 3d av 2d h n Seventh

Naelson Henry, Ibr., n s Grove Isth e 3d av

Nagengast John, turner, N. Y., s e c Denman & Courtland av

Nau John, moulder, w s Courtla,nd av 1st h n Denman

Neibuhr Mary, s s George opp Villa pi

Neilon Edward, grocer, w s 3d av 4tli h n Sixth

Neabin Charles, butcher, e s 3d av 1st h s Third

Nenstiehl Henry, fancy goods, w s Courtland av 2d h s Findlay

Nevill Eose, laundry, n s Findlay 2d h e Courtland av

Needham John, cabinetmkr, s s Fourth 2d h e E E av

Newton Hiram B., drygoods, nee Fifth (Exchange building)

& Wash'n av, r w s Wash'n av 1st h n Sixth
Newton Thomas, n s Milton 3d h e Courtland av
Newman Mary, laundress, s s Denman 3d h e Morris av
Neihman Clemens, mason, n s Melrose 3d h w Wash'n av
Neus Frank, cigar mfr, n s Mary 6th h w AVash'n av
Neusbahm Daniel, cigarmkr, n s Elton 2d h w 3d av
New^ett Thomas, teamster, e s Morris av 1st h s Schuyler
Nesle Philip, carpenter, n s Governeur 4th h w 3d av
Nehmehnann Henry, grocery, e s 3d av 1st h n 141st
Neusman Ellen, milUnery, e s 3d av 3d h n 144th
Nees Frederick, paper-hangings, e s 3d av 3d h n 145th
Nehls J. H., confectionary, e s 3d av 2d h s 14Gth
Neifmaker Alexander, e s 3d av 5tli h n 14Gth
Nees Henry W., clerk. Port Morris

Neil Mary, confectionery, n s Cottage 3d h w College av
Nelson William, hotel s w c 3d av & Smeeman
Nelson James, Ibr., w s 3d av 4th h n Van Stoll
Nicholson Eobert, real estate, sec AVilliam & Wash'n av

74 MOERISANIA DIBECTOEY.

Nicholson Wm., bookeeper, sec William & Wash'n av
Nicholson Robert, jr., foreman, sec William & Wash'n av
Nicholson George, police, N. Y., s e c William & Wash'n av
Nicholas, Martin, cabinetmkr, s s Schuyler 2d h w Wash'n av
Nicholas Isaac, Ibr., s s Springfield 5th h w -^d av
Niklies Jacob, barl)er, n s Wr Railroad 2d h e St. Ann's av
Nieder Casper, pianomkr, e s St. Ann's av 8d h n AVr Railroad
Nimphius John S., express, e s Retreat av 1st h n Henry
Nimphius John, grocer, s w c Benson & 3d av
Niggeschmidt Ignatz, jeweller, w s od av 1st h s Benson
Niggesc'hmidt George, foreman, w s 3d av 2d h s Benson
Nicoll William, brass finisher, n s Mott 3d h e Morris av
Norris Mrs. Margaret, Avasherwoman, e s Clinton 2d h s Jef-
ferson
Norris Thomas, stationery, w s 3d av 4th h n Xan Stoll
Noble James, marble-cutter, N. Y., e s Cottage pi 5th h n

Eighth
Nowtry AVensel, cigarmkr, n s Union pi 1st li e R R av
Nolan Patrick, Ibr., e s Courtland av 1st h n Findlay
Nolan John, Ibr., n s Eighth 1st h w 3d av
Xolan ]\Iichael, Ibr., n s Wr Railroad 2d h e Robbiiis
Nolan Thomas, Ibr., s s Tineas 1st h w Tinton av
Nolan Patrick, ibr., s s WilloAv 1st h e Robbins av
Nolan James, Ibr., e s Robbins av 1st h n Pontiac
Nolan Michael, Ibr., s s Benson 3d h w Courtland av
Nolan John, Ibr., n w c Willis av & 144th
Nolan John, Ibr., Port Morris

Nolan AVilliam, gardener, s s 135th 2d h e St. Ann's av
Nolan Martin, Ibr., Robbins av 2d h s Wr Railroad
Nocre Joseph, cigarmkr, w s AVash'n av 3d h n Second
Norman Wm. S., grocer, s s Westchester rd 3d h w Clifton av
Norman Charles, butcher, n s Springfield 4th h e Terrace pi
Norman John, butcher, n s Springfield 4th h e Terrace pi
Norman George, agent, n s 143d 1st h ^y AVillis av
Norman John C. H., broker, s s 140th 1st h w Willis av
Nogel Wm., Ibr., av s av B 3 h s Cliff

Nolkemper AVilliam, tinsmith, n s Schuyler 1st h w Court-
land av
Norz Martin, grocery, n av c 3d av & Main
Norz John, clerk, n av c 3d av & Main
Nooney John, Ibr., n s I47th 1st h e 3d av
Noeger Joseph, iron moulder, e s 3d av 3d h n 134th
Nugent Daniel, mason, av s Forest av 1st h s Wall
Nuchtern Geo., gardener, CromAvell Creek bridge n s Cedar
Nuchtern Adam, gardener, CroniAvell Creek bridge n s Cedar

MORRISANIA DIRECTORY. 75

Nunne James, Ibr., w s Eagle av 1st h s Wr Railroad

0

Oake Charles, jeweller, w s 3d av 2d h s Sixth
Oaring Charles. Ibr., s s Schuyler 3d h w Courtland av
Oatis Richard, lawyer, e s 3d av 1st h s Grove
Oberglock John, baker, e s Franklin av 5th h n Sixth
Oberglock Chris., baker, e s Franklin av 5th h n Sixth
Obenauer Matthew, stoves, w s 3d av 4th h n Third
Obermeyer Louis, painter, w s R R av 3d h s Eighth
Obenteufel Anton, teamster, w s Wash'n av 1st h s Prospect
Oberbeck J. S., builder, s s Arcularius pi 1st h e Gerard av
Oberteifer Reise, dry goods, N. Y., w s Passage av 1st h n

143d
Obbett John, Ibr., n s Elton 4tli h w 3d av
O'Brien John, carpenter, w s 3d av '2d h n Waverly
O'Brien Daniel, Ibr., s s Governeur 1st h e Morris av
O'Brien James, Ibr., n s New 1st h e Forest av
O'Brien Edward, builder, res Boston rd opp Wall
O'Brien Philip, lather, n w c Milton & Wash'n av
O'Brien John, Ibr., nee Westchester rd & Benson av
O'Brien Patrick, Ibr., nee Westchester rd & Benson av
O'Brien Matthew, mason, s s Gerard 4th h e Retreat av
O'Brien John, Ibr., s s Gerard 3d h e Retreat av
O'Brien Patrick, Ibr., s s Gerard 3d h e Retreat av
O'Brien Ann, ^^'id., n s 147th 1st h e 3d av
O'Connor Michael, mason, n s 144th 5th h e 3d av
O'Connor H. C, dentist, s w c Fulton av & Seventh
O'Carroll Peter, bartender, R R av 1st s Union
Ochen Jacob, Ibr., w s Retreat av 5th h s Grove
O'Connei Patrick, clerk, N. Y., s s Denman 10th h w Court-
land av
O'Donnell James, mason, s s 144th 2d h w Willis av
O'Donnell Patrick, mason, s s 144th 2d h w AVillis av
Oechs A., wines, N. Y"., s w c Ella & Morris pi
Oecks William, moulder, n s Denman 2d h e Morris av
Offen Michael, carpenter, n s Governeur 2d h w Courtland av
O'Hallaren Michael, Ibr., n s New 1st h w Union av
O'Hare Thomas, stone cutter, w s Forest av 4th h s Wall
O'Hara James, Ibr., w s Courtland av 1st h n Union
O'Hara Patrick, Ibr., n s Union 4th h w Wash'n av
O'Hara Michael, Ibr., n s Union 3d h w Wash'n av
O'Hara John, plasterer, s s Third 4th h e R R av
O'Hara Pat., mason, s s Third 1st h e R R av

76 MOERISANIA DIEECTOEY.

Ohern Thomas, hostler, e s od av 3d h s Westchester rd
Olwell Hugh, Ibr., nee Forest av & Strong
Olney Daniel, carpenter, w s Wash'n av 1st h s Findlay
Olney Eichard, clerk, N. Y., w s 8d av 4th h n Henrick
Oliver T. Mason, freight agent, n w « 8d av & Bronx
O'Mara Dennis, Ibr., e s 8d av 1st h n 14Gth
Onderdonk John, carpenter, n s 141st Gth h w Willis av
Onderdonk William, carpenter, s s 140th 3d li w Willis av
O'Neil Daniel, painter, e s Clinton 1st h s Jefferson
O'Neil Francis, cooper, e s Wash'n av 1st h s First
O'Neal James, tailor, n s Gerard 8d ]i e Eetreat av
O'Neill James Ibr., s s Benson Sth h e Morris av
O'Neill John, Ibr., e s Conrtland av 2d h n Mary
Ortt Fred'k, mason, e s Wash'n av 8d h n ^Milton
Orchard Francis, plate glass, N. Y., s s 13oth 7th h e Alex-
ander av
Ortli Christian, saloon, s s Schuyler, 5th h w Wash'n av
O'Eourke Malachi, painter, w s 3d av 1st h n Concord
O'Eourke J., picture frames, e s 3d av 3d h n 14(3 th
Ostrander AVilliam, pattern maker, s s 145th 1st h e 3d av
Osbarhr Henry, confectioner, N. Y., s s Mary 3d h e Court-
land av
Osterburg Andreas, milk, av s Eetreat av 3d h s Grove
Ott George, tailor, s s Melrose 1 st h e Courtland av
O'Toole John, clerk, s s Fourth 3d h e E E av
Otten Christian, grocer, n w c Mott & ^lorris av
Over George B., Ibr., w s Forest av 3d h n Strong
Overington Thomas, builder, Harlem, r n s Concord 6th h w

College av
Owens William, clerk, N. Y., n s 130::h Ud h e 3d av

Pausewein Wm,, saloon, w s 3d av 4th h n Fifth
Pausewein Adelia, dressmkr, w s 3d av 4th h n Fifth
Panlisch Charles, car builder, n w c 3d av & Seventli
Pabst Geo., gymnasium, w s 3d av 1st h n Sixth
Pabst ^Ir., glassware, N. Y., s w c Beach av & Lexington
Parshatl James L., real estate, off. nee Wash'n av & Fifth, r

w s Fulton av 4th h n Fifth
Paulus Wm., milkman, s s AVilliam 4th h e Courtland av
Paulus Christina, wid., s s William 4th h e Courtland av
Paulus Fritz, milk, w s Juliet nr Gerard av
Paul John, grocer, e s Wasli'n av 2d h s ]\tilton
Paul John, cigars, e s Wash'n av 4th h s ]\filton

MOERISANIA DIRECTOEY. 77

Paul Henry, barber, e s AVash'n av 4th h s Milcon
Paul Christian, butcher, nee Benson & Courtlandnv
Paul August, butcher, nee Benson & Courtland av
Pasenecker Christopher, tailor, s s Prospect 4th h w Wash'n av
Palmer Wni. H., telegraph operator, n s Eighth 1st h w

Wash'n av
Parkerton George, silver plater, N. Y., e s Wash'n av 1st h n

Second
Parisette Fred. W., grocer, w s Wash'n av 3d h s Third
Parker Andrew J., chemist, N. Y., s w c Eighth & Wash'n av
Parker George, mason, e s Tinton av 1st h n Uncas
Parker Albert, sealworks, N. Y., w s Morris pi 1st h s Ella
Parker George, s s 145th 4tli h e od av

Palmer Harris, iron worker, N. Y., s s New 1st h e Forest av
Paff Henrich, Ibr., s s Uncas 1st h e Tinton av
Patterson Alex., trainer, s s Irving pi 2d h w P P av
Patterson David, shoemkr, w s 3d av 4th h n Smeeman
Patterson Mary, laundress, s s Governeur 1st h w Courtland av
Paltz Andrew, brewer, s s 147th '2d h e Clifton av
Paesly Frederick, pianos, N. Y., n s Cottage 5th h w Col-
lege av
Pausen AVilliam, boatman, w s 3d av 'id h n Mott
Pawson John W., surveyor, s s Edsell 4th h w 3d av
Payn John G., Sure Eaising Flour, o s 3d av '2d h s 13Gth
Paulson Peter, carpenter, N. Y., s s 139th 2d h w 3d av
Payne AVilliam 0., coachman, s s Schuyler 6th h e Court-
land av
Paris Henry, Ibr., s s Schuyler 3d h e Morris av
Panzer Franz, blacksmith, s s Denman 3d h e Coyrtland av
Panzer Joseph, photographer, w s 3d av 1st h s Denman
Pagen Mary, laundress, e s Courtland av 1st h s Denman
Parsons AVilliam, carpenter, e s William 1st h s Wash'n av
Petz Joseph, w s Fulton av 4th h w Seventh
Petsch Chris., cap mfr, N. Y., e s E E av 1st h s Eighth
Pennell Francis, mason, w s 3d av 4th h n Fourth
Pennell Thomas, designer, N. Y'., s s Governeur 9th h av Court-
land av
Pet Maria, hair dresser, w s 3d av 5th h n Fifth
Perrer Uder, cigarmkr' w s 3d av 1st h s Third
Pearl John, mason, w s Union av 2d h n George
Peter Rudolf, weaver, s s First 2d h e Courtland av
Peterson Tederman, liquors, n w c Waverly & Courtland av
Peterson Oscar, carpenter, n s 144th 6th h e 3d av
Peat John, machinist, sec Waverly & Wash'n av '

Peco Wm., coachman, n s Milton 1st h w 3d av

78 MORRISANIA DIRECTORY.

Penning Henry, grocer, e s Coiirtland av 8d h s Prospect

Peattie Robert, carpenter, w s Wash'n av 4th h n Pirst

Petit E., florist, n w c Union av & New

Perry Levi (Rev.,) s s 141st 2d h e Alexander av

Pemberton William, iron moulder, n e c 8d av 146th

Pemberton Albert, saloon, s e c 3d av «& 136th

Peters Timothy, watchman, w s Macomb av 1st h s Van StoU

Peters Ann, wid., w s 3d av 3d h n Smeeman

Peters John, Ibr., s s Elton 1st h w 3d av

Peters John, liquors, n w c Benson & Courtland av

Peifer Antoine, mason, s w c 3d av & Smeeman

Pendar Catharine, wid., n s Springfield 3d h w 3d av .

Pfeiffer Gustavus, picture framer, n w c Cliff & Forest av

Pfeiffer Henry, turner, N. Y., n s Elton 8th h w 3d av

Pfeffermann Edward W., saddler, e s 3d av 3d h n Eifth

Pfluger Joseph, barber, w s 3d av 3d h n Seventh

Pfan John, gardener, e s Courtland av 3d h s Prospect

Pfund Clemens, weaver, n s Westchester rd 1st h e Retreat ar

Phelan Patrick, carpenter, w s Courtland av 6th h n Union

Phelan Sarah, wid., n s Ella 2d h e Morris pi

Phillips Daniel F., bridge house, e s Wash'n av 1st h n Eirst

Phillips Henry, agent. Port Morris

Phillips Rinaldo, clerk, N. Y''., Port Morris

PhilHps Wesley, engineer, e s Passage av 1 st h s Wr Railroad

Pickard Joseph, bookkeeper, N. Y., w s Boston rd 1st h n

Seventh
Pink G., painter, s s Fourth 3d h e R R av
Pilger Peter, baker, w s Retreat av 1st h s Rose
Pinckney Capt., Port Morris
Pierce Richard, Ibr., s s Denman 3d h e R R av
Platner Adoli^h, N. Y., e s Fulton av 3d h s Eighth
Platz Peter, boots & shoes, e s 3d av 4th h n 146tli
Plattman Louis, locksmith, n s Springfield 3d h w Courtland av
Plander Catharine, laundress, s s Elton 2d h w 3d av
Piatt Charles, mariner, s s od av 1st h n Rose
Pollock Julius, chemist, w s Boston rd 2d h s Spring pi
Pollock Henry, printer, w s Boston rd 2d h s Spring pi
Poulston John M., baker, e s Franklin av 5tli h n Sixth
Poulston Walter, steward, w s Franklin av 1st h n Sixth
Pond Robt. J., jeweller, N. Y"., e s Franklin av 3d h n Sixth
Potts Arthur (Rev.,) w s Boston rd 4th h s Spring pi
Powers John, rigger, N. Y., w s Forest av 3d h s Wall
Potter Thomas J., bookeeper, N. Y., e s Franklin av 3d h s

Seventh
Potter Chas. H., Ibr., s s Schuyler hth h e Courtland av

MORRISANIA DIEECTORY. 79

Poison Wm., carpenter, n s William 1st h w Wasli'n av
Powers James, Ibr., nee William & Courtland av
Popp John, saloon, nee Fifth & E, E, av
Post John, painter, (rear) e s Wash'n av 4th h n Fourth
Poore Fanny, dressmkr, n s 144th 5th h e 3d av
Porter William, mason, e s Willis av 1st h s 147th
Porter James, marble cutter, s s Denman 3d h e Morris av
Pope David, police. Port Morris

Pouder Alxeander, book binder, s s Mary 1st h e Morris av
Pouder Geo. W., painter, s s Mary 1st h e Morris av
Polk Mary, laundress, s w c Governeur & 3d av
Pollak Gustave, peddler, e s 3d av 3d h n Henry
Poff John, mason, n s Mott 1st h w Courtland av
Provost Peter, pianomkr, w s 3d av 5th h s Fifth
Provost Reuben M., e s Franklin av 1st h s Jefferson
Provost Joseph W., clerk, N. Y., e s Franklin av 1st h s Jef-
ferson
Prutting John, shoemkr, n s Seventh 2d h n 3d av
Preiser John, mason, s s Milton 6th h w Wash'n av
Pi-eiser Charles, paper boxes, n s Schuyler 3d h w Courtland av
Proal Arthur B., banker, N. Y., n s William 1st h e Morris pi
Pressner John, shoemkr, e s Benson av 4tli h n Westchester rd
Pratt Theophilus, sewing machines, N. Y., n s 141st 2d h w

Willis av
Pratt Franklin E., n s Concord 1st h w College av
Pry or Richard, boatman. Port Morris
Prophet & Co., grocers, e s 3d av 1st h n 134tli
Prass WiUiam, saloon, w s 3d av 2d h n Henrick
Prass Louis, barber, n w c 3d av & 130th
Prescott David, bookkeeper, N. Y., e s Alexander av 4th h s

140th
Preussuer 0., jeweller, N. Y., e s College av 4th h s Main
Prince Joseph, porter, N. Y., s s Schuyler 4th h w Wash'n av
Pruder Phitalis, basketmkr, e s Courtland av 3d h s Elton
Prunty Michael, Ibr., w s Morris av Isth s Schuyler
Pregenzer Philip, ice cream, w s 3d av 4th h s Milton
Pregenzer Peter, chair caner, e s 3d av 4th h s Rose
Prew Charles, moulder, w s 3d av 2d h s Elton
Pult Edward, tailor, s s Findlay 2d h e Courtland av
Putnam Jas. R., clerk, N. Y., e s R R av 1st h n Fourth
Pulley John C, caterer, n s Third 4th h w Wash'n av
PURDY & Co., grocers, sec Westchester rd & 3d av
Purdy Stephen, carpenter, s s 147th 3d h e Clifton av
Purdy Wilson, mason, n s Mott 1st h w Courtland av
Purdy Frederick, mason, n s Mott 1st h w Courtland av

<S0 MOEIUSANIA DIEEC^TOEY.

Purtell Jolin, Ibr., n s AV'estcliestor rd Istli e liobbius av

Puhr Nicholas, peddler, a\' s Betreat av 1st h n 140tli

Public ^School No. 1, n w c Willow & College ax

Public 8cliool No. 2, Higlibridgevillo

Public School No. o, e s i^d av bet Seventh cS: Eighth

PuT)lic School No. 4, e s od av nr Milton

Public School No. 5, s s Concord av 1st h s Ehu

Q

Quinn AVm., Ibr., av sEorest av opp Strong
Quinlisk John, Ibr., s s William 'Id h a\' Wavcrlv
Quick Millicent, wid., s s Eindlay Ud h w AVash'ii av
Quesse August, gardener, w s Petreat av fHli h n Westches-
ter rd
Quackenbush Henry, moulder, e s Petreat av 1st h s West-
chester rd
Quimby Aaron J., wagon nikr, w s College av 1st h n Cottage

E

Pate Edward, piano inkr, w s od av 5th h u Third

Eandall S. S., w s Franklin av 3d h n Seventh

Randall Sidwell, teacher, w s Eranklin av od h n Seventli

Pay Erederick, physician, e s od av 1st h s Fifth

Pay John, car builder, w s P P av opp Eighth

Pay Augustus, car builder, w s P P av opp Eighth

Pay Mrs. Henrietta, w s P P av opp Eighth

Pay Joseph, Ibr., s e c 3d av & 141st

Pay Patrick, Ibr., s s Penman 6th h w Courtland av

Pae Thomas, real estate agent, nee 188tli & od av, r n w c

Alexander av & lo8th
Pae John, pianos, N. Y., n s Main 2d h e College av
Pae David, carpenter, s s Lowell 8d h w 3d av
Pae John, farmer, n s Mary 1st h e Morris av
Pae Charles, iron moulder, e s Passage av 1st h s Wr Pailroad
Panter Julius, guilder, N. Y., n s Melrose 3d h e Terrace pi
Patz George, lamplighter, s s First 1st he Wash'n av
Panger Stephen, printer, N. Y., w s P P av opp Sixth
Pau Frederick, tailor, n s 143d 3d h e 3d av
Pau John, tailor, n s 143d 3d h e 3rd av
Pauh Micliael, carpenter, n s Elton 4th h e Morris av
Packloff Adam, shoe mkr, e s 3d av 3d h s 14Gth
Paba Fritz, dyer, w s 3d av 4th h s Mott
Paleigh Joseph, engineer, w s 3d av 2d li s Mott

J^RNES

T HALL,

i^TTOENEY AND COUNSELOR AT LaW,

FIFTH STEEET,
Near Washington Avenue, MOREISANIA,

^NDREW SPONSEL,

. T00L8, Builders' Hardware,

House Furuisliing Goods Dealer in Stoves, &c.,
FOEDHAM AVENUE,

East side, bet Fifth St. and Spring Place, MORRIS ANl A.

glRCHALL & chapman,

DEALERS IN

LIME, CEMENT, COAL & WOOD,

OFFICES AND YARDS,
POET MOEEIS :

MOTT HA YEN, near 3d Ave. Bridge,

And WEST FAEMS.

ro3t Office address, MOREISANIA, N. Y.

All orders promptly executed."^j|

^^ CHISHOLM, Jr., & CO.,"

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

Fine Teas, Wines and Groceries,

FIFTH STEEET,

Kear Third Avenue, MO^RISANIA.

FIFTH STREET, MORRISANI A,

Branch .Store, THIRD AVENUE, bet. 144th and 145th Sts.

Mai.ufactuier of Silk and Cassimere Hats. Dealer in Ladies' Furs, Um-
brellas, and Pa])er Collars. On hand the latest stvles of
FELT HATS AND CAPS.

A. J. BRAUDLACHT,

Builder's Hardware^

AND HOUSE FRUNISHING GOODS,
BOSTOI^ EOA^D,

Opposite Westchester Road, MSllSiS'^JISa

MORRISANIA, WESTCHESTER CO,

White Lead and Zinc Paints, Colors, Oils, Varnishes, Brashes, Window Glass, &c.

]>ir orris aula ]Bxj>i*ess Co.

PRIl^CIPAL. OFFICES:

67 Courtland and 4-4 Beehman Streets, Xeiv York,
Branch Offices.— No. 81 ^Barclay Street, 220 and 254 Pearl Street, 30

Liberty Street, and 70 Bowery.
Morrisaiiia Office. — Fordham Avenue opposite Fourth Street.
Branch Offices. — Post Oflice, Fifth St., and Carpenter's Hotel, opposite

the Depot.
MoTT Havex. — Byrne's liquor store, Carr's feed store, atid Gilmore's drug

store, 138th stivet.
\^^ Furniture and Pianos carefully removed at any time.

1^. I. IBItOAVlV,

gcal (!P!5tatc and |n$iit<mce Jgeut,

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, FIFTH STREET,

Ne:ir Harlem Railroad Depot and Pest Office, M0EEI8ANIA.

Ri^al Estate bousht and sold imd Insured. Houses let and Eents collected.
iSST Satisfaction will always be given. "^301

MORRISANIA DIRECTORY. 81

Raloigh Walter, n s Westchester rd 3(1 h e Retreat av
Raief Ernst, peddler, sec Mott & R R av
Ranneau Erancis, waiter, N. Y., w s Courtlaiid av Is h s Mel-
rose
Rautenhausen John, Ibr., w s Wash'n av 1st h s Springfield
Ramsey Philip, peddler, s s Elton od h w Morris av
Rauss John Gr., mounter, w s (^ourtland av 1st h n iJenman
Rabbitt Edward, moulder, s s Governeur 7th h w (.'ourtland av
Raber AVenz, w s Courtland av 1st h s Denman
Raught Charles, mason, e s Courtland av 4th h n Mott
Rainyard Frank, Ibr., w s Courtland av 1st h s Melrose
Renmstrich Paul, brewer, w s od av ;>d h s Sixth
Reeves Obadiah, bookkeeper, o s Eranklin av 1st h n od av
Rehfeldt AVm. E., printer, N. Y., e s Erankhn av 4th h n Sixth
Reusch Wm., brewer, s w c od av & First
Reynolds James II., (contractor, N. Y., w s Fulton av 11th h »

Eighth
Reynolds Patrick, Ibr., e s Courtland av 1st h n Findlay
Reagan Pat., porter, e s ^d av bet Clilt' & First pi
Renz Gustave, physician, w s od av opp Spring pi
Retz Charles, piano mkr, e s Courtland av *2d h s Milton
Reichman Chas. F., artist, s s First 'Jd h w od av
Reagan Mrs. Hannah, s s Third 4th h e li R av
Reaser Rudolj^h, cigar mkr, n e c Wash'ji av & First
Rennoaux Wm., carpenter, w s Wash'n av 4th h n Second
Reil Wm., carpenter, s s Third !id h w Wash'n av
Reinken John, grocer, s w c Wash'n av «!v: Fiftli
Reynard Henry, conductor, N. Y., s s New opp Forest av
Renhaas Johannes, Ibr., e s Gerard av lid h s Juhet
Reily James, Ibr., n s Wr Railroad f>tli he Robbins av
Reiliy James, Ibr., av s Robbins av 4th h n Wr Railroad
Reic Adam, tailor, e s Robbins av )ld h n Uncas
Reins Sarah ISL, wid., teacher, w s Courtland av 1st h s Ella
Reisfenheuser Frank, carpenter, e s Robbins av r)thlin Uncaa
Reisfenheuser John, carpenter, e s Ro)>bins av r)t]ih n Uncas .
Reisfeuheuser John, carpenter, e s Robbins av ^ith h n Uncaa
Reitield Frederick, tailoi', n s 144tli M h e od av
Revere Andrew, painter, n s 14od 3d h e od av
Reftbrd J. S., painter, N. Y., n s 140th ;kl h w Willis av
Reisse William, bakery, e s Wilhs av M h s 14Tth
Relyea George, mason. Port Morris
Renshaw John, Ibr., Junction Macomb & R li avs
Renahaw J., paints, e s lid av 5th h n Fi9th
Reineg Philip, Ibr., s s Melrosa 7th h w Wash'n av
Reed William, butcher, N. Y., s s Mary Id h w AVash^n av

i)

82 MOKKISANIA DIRECTORY.

Rehls John, Ibr., e s Courtland 1st h n Mary
Reddy George, Ibr., s s Schuyler 1st h e Courtland av
Renk Dorothea, widwife, w s Wasli'n av 1st h s Springfield
Renk John, Ibr., w s Wash'n av 1st h s Springfield
Renk Jacob, stone cutter, s s Schuyler 2d h e Morris av
Reiss Alwise, painter, s s Schuyler 6th h w Courtland av
Reider Joseph, piano mkr, s s Schuyler !2d h e Morris av
Reinhard Geo., shoe mkr, n s Governeur 4th h e Courtland av
Reinhard William, saloon, nee Elton & Morris av
Reinhart Louis, grocer, nee 8d av & Seventh
Regan Michael, Ibr., s s Governeur 1st h e Morris av
Regan Owen, Ibr,, s s Benson 9th h w Courtland av
Rehm Bernard, crockery, e s 3d av 2d h s Rose
Reindl Joseph, carpenter, e s Courtland av 1st h s Benson
Rickersfeld August, w s Wash'n av 5th li n Fourth
Richardson Geo. W., merchant, N. Y., w s Boston rd opp

Home
Richardson Joseph Ij., bookkeeper, N. Y., s w c Boston rd &

Fifth
Rigney Mrs. P. H., wid., n s Home opp Villa pi
Riker Robert, builder, e s Clinton od h s Jefferson
Riker Robert, jr., carpenter, e s Clinton od h s Jefferson
Riker \Vm., carpenter, e s Clinton od h s Jefferson
Riker Thos., carpenter, e s Clinton 3d h s Jefferson
Rider James M., painter, n s William 3d h w Wash'n av
Rider & Conklin, real estate, s s Van StoU 1st h w Canal
Ritter Washington, physician, e s Franklin av 1st h n Fifth
Ritter Henry, clerk, N. Y., w s Franklin av 1st h s Eighth
Rivinius Charles, brewer, w s Fulton av 4th h n Sixth
Riordon John, Ibr., e s R R av 6th h n Seventh
Rieck Fred'k, agent, n s Jnion 2d h w Wash'n av
Riley Michael, Ibr., w s Courtland av od h n Union
Riley Edward, Ibr., w s 3d av 3d h s Third
Riley Richard, peddler, w s Morris av 2d h s Schuyler
Rifey Thomas, Ibr., s s Denman 3d h e Morris av
Riley ]^Iargaret, wid., laundress, s s Benson 3d h w Court-
land av
Riley Patrick, Ibr., o s Courtland av 1st h n Findlay
Riley Wm., Ibr., nee Waverly & Wash'n av
Rielly James, police, s w c Carr av & Rae
Rinert Charles, carpenter, w s Wash'n av 4th h n Second
Ring Eugene, towm clerk, office Town Hall, r s e c Morris pi

& Catharine
Richards Edward, piano mkr, n w c Gerard av & Juliet
Richards Joseph, engineer, 8 w c Cedar & Walton av

MORRISANIA DIRECTORY. 83

Richards F., bookkeei)er, N. Y., n w c Gerard av & Juliet
Rittler Ernst, cigars, s s 145th 1st h e Mill Brook
Rivers Frank, Ibr., n s 14-4th 4th h e 3d av
R'chard Frederick, s s 141st 4th h e Alexander av
Rieger Charles, cabinet mkr, e s Willis av 1st h n 144th
Ripley Lindsay, cierk, N. Y., w s Macomb av 2d h Van Stoll
Richardson Joseph, dry goods, w s od av 3d h n Garden
Ringle Christian, piano mkr, s s Springfield 4th h e Court-
land av
Ritzer Henry, moulder, w s Wash'n av 1st h n Schuyler
Riderman Henry, butcher, e s Morris av 1st h n Governeur
Rice Sophia, wid., n s Schuyler 1st h e Courtland av
Rice Michael, shoe mkr, w s Wash'n av 2d h n First
Rice Peter, baker, w s Wash'n av 1st h n First
Rice Joseph, baker, w s Wash'n av 1st h n First
Rice Piiillip, boots & shoes, w s Wash'n av 2d h n First
Rico Andrew, leather & findings, w s Wash'n av 2d h n First
Rice John, tailor, w s Courtland av 1st h n Prospect
Rice John F., tailor, n w c Courtland av & Prospect
Rice John, policeman, n s Benson 4th h w Courtland av
Rice John, Ibr., w s 3d av 2d h n Waverly
Rice Lawrence, tailor, n s Mutt Isth w Courtland av
Rich Franklin, pattern mkr, w s 3d av 7th h s Milton
Ripple John, varnisher, nee Springfield & Courtland av
Rover Anthony, carpenter, s s 143d 2d h e 3d av
Roinherst Henry, painter, n s 143d 3d h e 3d av
Robertson Henry H., w s Macomb av 4th h s Grove
Robertson AVilliam N., w s Macomb av 4tli h s Grove
Robertson Milton, clerk, N. Y., w s Macomb av 4th h s Grove
Robertson Henry, n s Concord 7th h w College av
Robertson James, grocer, e s 3d av 4th h n lo9th
Robertson John, ice, n s Henrick 1st h w 3d av
Robinson George, conductor, Port Morris
Robinson George, lumber, N. Y., s s 139th 1st h e Willis av
Robinson Elizabeth, wid., seamstress, s s First 3d h e Court-
land av
Robinson John, waiter, w s Courtland av 1st h s Findlay
Rod an Nicholas, teamster, Junction Macomb av & R R av
Rodecker Frank S., saloon, w s 3d av 3d h s Edsell
Rodecker Emanuel, saloon, w s 3d av 3d h s Edsell
ROBBINS GEORGE B., gravel roofing, w s 3d av 5th h n

Edsell
Robbins Geo. B., gravel roofor, s s 136th 3d h e Alexander av"
Robb Mary, wid., n s 146th 2d h e Willis av
Robb Edward, ice, s s Mott 7 th h w College av

84 MOT^iaSANIA DIEKCTOKY.

liohl) < , harlH.s, ^ard*'iier, n s »Schuvler 5tli li »^ Moitis av

Kobl) Elizabeth, n 8 14Gtli 1st h e AVillis av

Robb (.'barlejj, ice, e s ^{(1 av '2d li n I4Gth

RoAv John, biitclier, s a\ c od av *fc Henriclv-

Homan (,'atholie Scliool, ii e c loTtli & Alexander av

lioh Jacob, shoemkr, e s Concord av lid li .s ]jexinjj;ton av

]\*osa l\udol])li, .siirvfnor, N. Y., s s Garden 4th li Av(Jolloge av

Ivool^woJK ']iarli>s 11., bookkeeper, N. Y.. n s Concord 2d li w

'U\ av
li(H' Anna, e s Walton av lid h s KUa
lioe James ])., mercliant, n s Tlalsey 1st ii <> M«»rrls pi
Jlov A\'ni., clerk, n s IJalsey 1st li i\ ISf orris pi
Ivoe Aj^iiistus C, clerk, e s Walton av 2d h s Ella
liows James, blacksmith, n s Westchester rd ))d li e Iletreat av
Ixoeder (luirles, ch'i'k, n s Gerai'd tith h e Hetreat av
Ivoeder Adam, c{ir])euter, n e c AFary I'v: Conrtland i\\
Jvobetzeck I)a\id, china works, s s Willo^v 2d h e Itobbins av,

r s s Fncas 2d h «> bobbins av
liolx'tzeck (Instave, clerk, s s Ifncas 2d h e Liobbins a\
l'l«>betzeck Aaron, av s l«obbins av 1st h n Wr Hailroad
Eonrke I'at., driA-er, e s li R av 1st li s 8ixth
Rourke John, contractor, w s Union av Isth w George
Eonrki' Ann, av s Union av od h n George
Ronrke Michael, driver, \v s ITnion aA' ^Id hn George
Koberts JNlary, n s Wall 1 st h w Union av
lloberts JNtilton, clerk, n s Wall Ist h av Union av
Ivoberts Alex. 1'., ch-rk, n s Wall 1st h ^v Union av
liobt'rts Ste})ln^n J., carpenter, n s WiUiam 1st h av Wash'n av
Eoberts James, (Jerk, s s UOth .'{d h a\- AVillisav
Ikommenstein Christian, brcAViT, e s JJd av od h w Sixth
l{<»s('nthal Conrad, hairdresser, av s .'>d av 5th h n Fifth
KOWKX JAMKS, harness mkr, av s ;ld av U h n R R av
l'0A\an AYm., printer, s s I'indlay 2d h av AN'ash'n av
Ivowan (ieo. W., harness, s s I'nion 4th h w AVash'n av
Eoude I'atrick, Ibr,, n s Kirst 2d h e (Jonrtland nv
Eoletter JN'ter, cooper, s s AN'illiam r)th h av AN'ashVn av
l\ooT»e Henry, tailor, av s Wash'n av Ist h s I'rospect
Roos .Jucob, stone cntter, e s AN'ash'n aA* 5th li s Milton
Roos .lacob, taih)r, e s Conrtland aA' 1st h s ]\lelrose
Rose Wm. II., carpenter, n s I'rospect od h a\- Wash'n av
Ronner LcAvis, engineer, IS. Y., n s Second Jld h e Wash'n av
Ronner Mrs. William, .>> e c Fulton uv »S: Seventh
ROTTGKR IIKNRYK., MKKCHANT TAILOR, o s Wash'n

av 2d h s Fifth
Ro«H George, Ibr., s « Arenlurius pi 1st h e Gerard ar

MORRISANIA DIRECTORY. So

Rohl Oharlos, <2;ardener, n s Eila 4th. ]i e Morris pi
Rolirey John, liarness mkr, s s Westchester rd 3d h av (JHftou av
Roschild E., dry goods, s s Westcliester rd 'Jd h w CUftou av
Rotlischild Henry, b(jots & shoes, av s od av 2d li n Gardeu
Rogers Thomas, lawyer, s w c Ella «fc Spring-
Rogers 8. N., shoe mkr, t; s av C 2d h s Clilf
Rogers John, waiter, N. Y., e s av 0 3d h s Clift'
Rogers George, driver, o s 3 av 4th h s Eight! i
Rogers Fred., billiard saloon, e s 3d av Mh h n Fiftli
Rogers Mrs. Mary A., e s 13oston rd bet Ilonie & George
Rogers John, hostler, u s First 3d h e Courthmd a\-
Rogers Henry, agent, s e c (Jottago it ( 'ollege av
Rogers Ellen, wJiite goods, sec Cottage & College av
Rogge John, liquors, n w c Benson & 3d av
Rogge John (J., L., n s Benson 1st h \v 3d av
Rooney Michael, Ibr., n s Westchester rd 2d li <■ Rcjbbins av
Roderka Gustavo A., grocer, n w c Springliold il<: (^ourtland av
Romans Bernard, Ibr., av s Wash'n av 1st h n Schuyler
Rousseau David, mfr, X. Y.,,s s Elton (Jtli li e Morris av
Rosencrans Eli, varnisher, \v s (Jourtland av 1st h s Governeur
Roche Claude, furrier, n s G(^verneur 2d h av ^torris av
Roubicek LudAvig A., hardAvnrc, >, s Benson "tli li av Court-
land av
Rodney Michael, liquors, av s 3d av 1st h e William
Rodenheiser John, moulder, a\^ s 3d av 2d h n Elton
Roland Wm., butcher, av s Wash'n av 3d h n See«jnd
Roland Peter, butcher, av s 3 av 2d h s Henry
Roth John, carpenter, n s Elton -Ith h av 3d av
Rothe Louis, shoe mkr, n s Mott 1st h av 3d av
Rothe William, iron railings, nee Mott ct Courtland av
Russell Mrs., Avid., e s Forest av 1st li s Wall
Russell Lorenzo, printer, N. Y., n s Home opp Villa pi
Russell Laura, Avid., e s Willis av 1st h s 14(>th
Russell Fred. E., clerk, s s Milton 2d k av Courtland av
Ruser Fred., As^heelwright, av s R R av 5th h s Eiglith
Ruck Fredericka. Avid., dress mkr, nee William tS: Court-
land av
Rudolph August, cooper, s s Waverly 3d h av Courtland av
Rudolph Martin, shoe mkr, n s Springfield 3d h av 3d av
Ruff John, mason, n s Milton 4th h av Wash'n av
Rundell Wm. H., ice, s s Second 1st h w Wash'n av
Rumble Wm., surveyor, office n s Fifth opp Post Office, res

3d av opp Third
Rumble ^Irs. Elizabeth, n s Fourth 1 st h e R R av
Rutler Abram, dry goods, N. Y., s s 1 36th 2d h e Alexander av

86 MOEEISANIA DIRECTORY.

Itunge Adah, artist, e s 8d av od h n 144th

Huddiinan Wni., furniture, w s 8d av '2d h s Mott

Rungin Charles, clerk, N. Y., n w c M av & Edsell

Eimge John F., artist, s s Garden 8d h w College av

Kutten Jolm, carman, n s Schuyler 1st li e Morris av

Eudden Edward, Ibr., n s Elton 2d h w Morris av

Euss William, tinsmith, n s Governeur 4th h e Morris av

Eumpelton Frederick J,, clerk, e s M av 1st h w St. Ann's av

Eyan Eichard, cari^enter, e s Wash'n av 4th h n Fourth

Eyan John, mason, e s Wash'n av 4th h n Fourth

Eyan Mrs., wid., e s Wash'n av 4th h n Fourth

Eyan James, peddler, n w c Governeur & Morris av

Eyan James, Ibr., s s Benson 4th h e Morris av

Eyan AVilliam, Ibr., s s Benson 7 th he Morris av

Ever Carl, mason, s s Schuyler 4th h e Courtland av

s

Sanger Fred., paiuomkr, N. Y., w s Clinton 2d h w Seventh
Sandstein Samuel M., cigar mfr, N. Y., w s 3d av 8th h n

Eighth
Sanford Henry P., shoe mfr, w s Franklin av 4tli h s Sixth
Sasche John, shoemkr, n s Milton 1st h e Courtland av
Sasche Paul, tailor, n s Melrose 2d h e Courtland av
Sauer Christoph., grocer, e s Wash'n av 4th h s Milton
Sauvan John J., painter, w s Union av 2d h New
Saiivan Henry, painter, n s First Sd h e Wash'n av
Sauvan Eobert, mason, s s Ncav Bd h e Forest av
Samson Adam, Ibr., w s Courtland av 4th h n Union
Sackett Margaret, s s Findlay 2d h w Wash'n av
Sayers John, grocer, s s Fifth 4th h e E E av
Sayers Harry, carriagemkr, N. Y., s s New od h w Forest av
Sanson John S., sup't. Janes & Kirtland's foundry, e s Eagle

av 1st h s Westchester rd
Sanson John S., jr., clerk, e s Eagle av 1st li s Westchester rd
Sanson Eugene, clerk, e s Eagle av 1st h s Westchester rd
Santos vfc Gibney, liquors, n w c od av & Concord
Santos Joseph, stevedore, N. Y"., s s Mary 4th h w Courtland av
Sautalini Antoine, Ibr., s av c 8d av & Smeeman
Sadlier Denis, publisher, N. Y"., Wilton
Samuels S. Capt., n w c Passage av &■ 148d
Saxton Harriet, school, n s loOth od h e M av
Salmon Patrick, gas titter, s s Willow pi 2d h w College av
Sanderson M., wid., n s Garden 7th h w College av
Sauter Jacob, butcher, e s Courtland av 2d h a Courtland av

MOREISANIA DIRECTOEY. 87

Sauter Vincent, carpenter, w s Courtland av 3d h s Springfield
Sauter John, tailor, n s Prospect 7th h e Courtland av
Sauter Louis, carpenter, s s Melrose 5th h e Courtland av
Saunders Simon M., mer., N. Y., e s Pranklin av Gth h n

Seventh
Saunders Benj., g-ardener, n s Findlay 3d h e Courtland av
Saunders Benj,, cutter, w s Wash'n av 1st h s Seventh
Saunders Ann, laundress, n s Schuyler 9th h e Courtland av
Saunders Catherine, n s Melrose f^th h e Courtland av
SANGUINETTI J. B., MERCHANT TAILOR, FORMERLY
CRONEY, LENT & CO., 753 BROADWAY, N. Y., s w
c Elton & Courtland av
Scott Emma, laundress, s s Melrose 8th h w AVash'n av
Schwenk John, carver, N. Y., s s Springfield Gth h e Court-
land av
SchaAvannecke Henry, physician, nee Springfield & Court-
land av
Schledorn Henrietti, wid., n s Springfield 2d h e Courtland av
Schulter David, painter, sec Mary & Courtland av
Scherbert Frank, mason, e s Courtland av 1st h n Schuyler
Schaelles Henrv, tailor, n s Schuvler 3d h e Courtland av
SCHMIDT HENRY, liquors, s e c Grove & 3d av
Schmidt John F., pianomkr, N. Y., s s Melrose 3d h e Ter-
race pi
Schmidt George, fiour & feed, N. Y., n s Waverly 1st h w

Courtland av
Schmidt George, mason, n s Findlay 4th h ^v Wash'n av
Schmidt Richard, Ibr., s s Mary 1st h w Courtland av
Schmidt Jo]m, crockery, e s 3cl av 2d h n 147th
Schmidt Charles, mason, n s 147th 1st h e 3d av
Schmidt Barbara, wid., s s Benson 2d h e R R av
Schmidt John, Ibr., s s Milton 5th h av Wash'n av
Schmidt Adam, tailor, n s Prospect Gth h e Courtland av
Schmidt Henry, car builder, av s Wash'n av 3d h s Third
Schmitt John, Ibr., sec Tinton av & Pontiac
Schmitt Moritz, pianomkr, N. Y., s s Uncas 1st li e Robbins av
Schmidt Henry, painter, n s Prospect Gth h e Courtland av
Schmidt Henry, finisher, n s Schuyler 8th h w 3d av
Schmidt Joseph, Ibr., av s Wash'n av 1st h n Schuyler
Schmidt Felix, tailor, n s Springfield 4th h w 3d av
Schmitt Adam, tobacconist, e s 3d a\' 2d h n Rose
Schulze Charles, sash & blinds, s s Springfield 7th h w 3d av
Schulz John, butcher, n av c Findlay & Courtland av
Schulz Julia, seamstress, av s Courtland av 2d h s Springfield
Schulz Fred., tailor, s s Fifth 1st h a\^ 2d av

m- MOKKISANIA DIBECTORY.

tSchulz Casper, butclier, N. Y., n w c Wasli'n av & Second
iScharf Keiuhard, iiiacliiiiist, n s Schuyler Htli li e Coiirtland av
kSchlcifer George, cig-annkr, n s Elton lid h w od av
JSchanz Emil, Ibr., s « Elton Sth li w 3d av
Schwabius George, varnisher, 8 s Schuyler Iht h w Court-
land av
Scheifele John, book binder, N. Y., n s Elton '2(\ h e Morris av
Schefiier John, Hhoenikr, s s Elton oth h e Morris av
Schlunii) Henry, pianonikr, s s Elton 7th h e Morris av
Schrenck Andre^\', carpenter, s e c Governeur & Courtland av
Schlaehter Elizabeth, wid., niiUiner, sec J)eninan & Court-
land av
Schott John, tailor, s s Governeur 4th h w Courtland av
Sclu'llung Philip E., Ibr., s s Dennian '2d h e Morris av
Schrader William, grocery, nee Willis av & 145th
Schnap Ciiristian, carpenter, s s 144th 1st h w Willis av
Schaninier Frederick, s s 142d Oth h w Willis av
Schiebler Jacob, cai-penter, e s AVillis av 2d h s 14(Jth
Schilling John H., grocery, w s 8d av 2d h n Courtland av
Schetzler Andrew, e s od av 5th h n 14(Jth

Schrictzloner Henry, clerk, N. Y., s s Cottage loth h w Col-
lege av
Schuh Frederick, saloon, o s 3d av 8d h n lo4th
Schneidle Antoin, saloon, nee 147th «Iv: 8d av
Schopper Henry 13., sewing machines, e s 8d av 5th h n 147th.
Scotiold Ann, wid., w s od av Gth h s Mott
Schatier Christian, Karls' Park, e s Petreat av bet 147th &

Henry
Schalfer William, manager, e s Petreat av bet 147th & Henry
Scliafer I'eter, uianomkr, s s S])ringlield '2d h e Morris av
Schafer Michael, Ibr., s « Schuyler 8d h w Wash'n av
Schafer W' illiam, tailor, w s 3d av 3d h s Milton
Schatier Jacob, blacksmith, N. Y"., n s Third 1st h w 3d av
Schafer John, cigarmkr, s w c Gerard av & Juliet
Shat'er ^lartiu, s s William 3d h e Courtland av
Shafer Seuferth, mason, n s Governeur 4th h w 3d av
Schaefer George, builder, e s Franklin av 2d h n Eighth
Schledom Charles, lithographer, N. Y., s w c Mott & Com*t-

land av
Schh^dom Juhus, lithographer, N., Y., s w c Mott *S: Court-
land av
Scranton W. B., broker, N. Y., s s :Mott 5th h w College av
Schulbery, Fred., Ibr., a s Denman 2d h o ^Morris av
Schaonbuer Anton, carpenter, e s P P tw 2d h n Denman
Schafner Fred., caq^enter, s h Dennum 2d h e P P av

MORRISANIA DIRECTOKY. x9

Schussler Kaspar, saloon, e s Courtland av 1st h n Benson
Schillhorn Richard, teamster, w s 'Id av tith h s Milton
Schuarman Louis, barber, e s 8d av J>d h s Grove
Schussler Ferdinand, cigar mfr, e s od av 1st li n West-
chester rd
Schlosser Gebhard, tailor, e s oil av Ut li s DcuiiiavL
Scliool Louis, butcher, sec Gerard *fc 8d av
Schwarz Margaret, Avid., s s Melrose 0th h \\- Wash'n av
Schwartz Joseph, saloon, e s od av Ith h s Jlenry
Scarderfield Henry, gilder, N. Y., s s Lensori Iwt h w od av
8chubz Catliarine, wid., n w c Mott <t Courtland av
Scherding Christian, butcher, e s od av od h n Grove
Schoppaul Christian, butcher, e s Courtland av 1st h n Mary
Schilling Fred., Ibr., s s Milton 5th h e Courtland av
Schauferberger Frederick, shoemkr, s s Milton Ist ii w Court-
land av
Schiet Caspar, tailor, n s Prospect 2d h m' Courtland av
Schott Jacob, pianonikr, n s Prospect Hd h w Courtland av
Schoenleber Andrew, baker, w s Courtland av 1st h n Melrose
Schrutel Jacob, milkman, s s Melrose 1st h e Courtland av
Sohuhman George, carpenter, s s Melrose 1st h e Courtland av
Schuhman Andrew, saloon, sec Melrose & Courtland av
Schuman Jacob, apothecary, e s 8d av Gth h s Rose
Schiesser John, shoemkr, n s Melrose 1st h e Courtland av
Schepp John, vinegar, n s Melrose lid h e Courtland av
Schunk Simon, peddler, s s First Hd h w R R av
Schroff' John G., shoemkr, s s First 7th w R R av
Schroff Charles T., painter, n s First 1st h w R R av
Schubert John, framer, s s First 2d h e Courtland av
Schaup Isadore, Ibr., s s William oth h w Wash'n av
Schroeder Adam, musician, w s Wash'n av Ist h n Melrose
Schroder August, cigannkr, n s First 1st h e Wash'n av
Schroder George, cigarmkr, e s 3d av Ist h n Governeur
Shroeder John F., grocery, n w c College av & Garden
Schroeder Benj., Ibr., s s William Gth h w Wash'n av
Schroeder John, gardener, s s William Gth h w AVash'n av
Schertel Andrew, tailor, n s Courtland av 2d li s Findlay
Schneider George, tailor, s s Waverly 4th h e Courtland av
Schneider Christian, cabinetmkr, s s Waverly 2d h w Courts-
land av
Schneider William, caii)enter, s s Waverly 2d h w Court-
land av
Schneider Jacob, mason, c Sixth & Union av
Schneider Julius, joiner, sec Elton «& Morris av
•Schneider John, Ibr., n 8 Schuyler 1st h e Courtland av

90 MORRISANIA DIRECTORY.

Schneider George, Ibr., n a Schuyler 5th h e Courtland av
Schneider Charles, skewers, e s Courtland av od h n Mott
Schneider Fred., blacksmith, w s Courtland av Isth n Melrose-
Schneider Charles, pickle mfr, n e c R li av & Wash'n av
Schneider Louis, mer., N. Y., s w c Fulton av & Fifth
Schowppe Augustus, pianomkr, N. Y., w s Clinton 3d h n

Seventh
Schender Adam, watchman, w s 3d av 2d h n Eighth
Schweir Wra., grocer, w s 3d av 2d h s Third
Schumacher Otto, Ibr., w s Retreat av 4th h s Grove
Schumacher John, engr., w s 3d av 3d h s Eighth
Schatzle Anton, Ibr., w s 3d av 2d h s Third
Schnaufer C. H., butcher, nee 3d av & Spring pi
Schoeppler ISIicks, shoemkr, s e c 3d av & Spring pi
Schoustal, cigarmkr, n s R R av 1st h e AVash'n av
Schul Charles, harness mkr. w s 3d av Ttli h s Fifth
Schuyler Spencer, mer., N. Y., e s 3d av bet Cliff & Fii^st pi
Scheurmann Philip, shoemkr, nee Wash'n av & Seventh
Schoettle Fred., dairy, w s R R av 2d h n Fifth
Schonduev Andrew, mer., N. Y., w s Wash'n 3d h }i Seventh
Schlosler George, nee Seventh & Wash'n av
Schappert Henry, carver, n s Second 1st h e AVash'n av
Schwatz August, wheelwright, sec Retreat av & Gerard
Schmeder A., Ibr., s w c Union av & New
Schellkopf Jacob, Ibr., nee 156th & Carr av
Schwab Fred., carpenter, e s Tinton av 3d li n Uncas
Schwab Adam. Ibr., N. Y"., w s Wash'n av 1st h s Prospect
Scliwab August, cabinetmkr, w s Robbinsav 1st h s Lexington
Schellenberg !Moritz, wheelwright, s s Pontiac 2d ]i e Tin-
ton av
Schwinge John, n w c Tinton av t^ Uncas
Schwinge Albert, driver, n w c Tinton av & Uncas
Schmieder Xaver, watchman, w s Robbins- av 5tli h n Wi'

Railroad
Schmieder Lorenz, tailor, sec Donman & Courtland av
Schmiederer Michael, saloon, w s 3d av 2d h n Van Stoll
Seals Hiram, boots &. shoes, N, Y., w s Boston rd 4th h n Fifth
Seip Wm., brewer, n s Eighth 2d h e 3d av
• Seitz Amer, saloon, w s 3d av 3d h n Eighth
Seiber Wm., leather findings, w s 3d av 1st h s Eighth
Seifelder Michael, tailor, n s Findlay 1st h e Courtland av
Seiler Joseph, peduler, nee Robbins av & Uncas
Seemann Hermann, crockery, n s l^ncas 1st h e Robbins av
Seiz Gotlib, currier, e s Retreat av (Jth h n Westchester rd
Seiz Charles, currier, e s Retreat av Gth h n Westchester rd

MORRISANIA DIEEOTORY. 91

Seling John, weaver, n s 144tli 9th h e od av

Searing Joseph, fireman, Port Morris

Seward Wni. A., painter, s s Cottage 4th h w College av

Sears Peter J. harness, e s 3d av 3d h n S Boulevard

Sears James C, porter, N. Y., s s Mary 3d h e Courtland av

Semel Louis, mer. tailor, w s 3d av 3d h n Courtland av

Seufert Mary, wid., laundress, e s Courtland av 2d h n Mary

Seufert Charles, conductor, sec Main & College av

Seeder August, tailor, n s Schuyler 7th h w 3d av

Seuferth Joseph, painter, s s Schuyler 7th h e Courtland av

Seuferth John, gardener, e s 3d av 5th h s Henry

Seybold Frederick, framer, n s Schuyler 5th h w Courtland av

Seabold Margaret, wid., w s E R av 3d h s Wash'n av

Seikes Christopher, carpenter, n s Benson od h w Morris av

Seidl Wulfgang, trimmings, w s 3d av 3d h s Milton

Shappert Lewis, blacksmith, n s Second 2d h e Wash'n av

Shots George, baker, n s Second 3d h w 3d av

Sheldon Gaylor, n s Ella 2d h e Morris pi

Sheldon Clarence, n s Ella 2d h e Morris \)l

Sheldon Augustus, n s Ella 2d h e Morris pi

Sheldon I)., mer., Is". Y., n s Ella 3d li e Morris pi

Shaw Henry W., artisan, Ts. Y., w s Morris pi 1st h s Helen

Sheeren James, Ibr., e s Tinton av 1st h n Wr Railroad

Sheeren James, plasterer, e s Tinton av 1st h n Wr Railroad

Sheeren John, lathing, e s Tinton av 1st h n AYr Railroad

Sheehan Patrick, horseshoer, e s 3d av 5th h n Fifth

Shrempt John, brewer, s s 145th 3d h w Clifton av

Shaw Lucinda, dressmkr, e s Willis av 1st h s 146th

Schnette Henry, Ibr., Port Morris

Shewell James, Ibr., Port Morris

Shewart Margaret, grocery, n s Cottage 7th h w College av

Sheriff Richard, foreman, n s Cottage 19th h w College av

Sharkey John K., hardware, e s 3d av 4th h n 8 Boulevard

Sheppard Antoine, express, n s Edsell 3d h w 3d av

Shepperd Frank, peddler, s s First Stli h w R, R av

Shaffen Patrick, Ibr., w s 3d av 1st h n Edsell

Shay Tim., Ibr., n av c Seventh & Fulton av

Shay Michael, Ibr., Port Morris

Shay John W., iron foundry, N. Y., .^ s 13<Stli 2d h e St.

Ann's av
Shellaberger Anton, book binder, N. Y., e s Courtland av 2d h

n Schuyler
Shellaberger Matthew, teamster, n s Schuyler 5th h w (Court-
land av
Shuhenz Gindar, cigarmkr, s s Schuyler 1st h w Wash'n av

^2 M011RI8ANIA DIRECTORY.

Sliutto Aup:ust, «2;rooer, s o c Govorneiir »& Courtland av
»Sliatzabel llerinaii, blacksmith, n e e Benson & Courtland av
*Shaui) Andrew, lithographer, N. Y., n s Molt 0th li w Court-
land av
Sheridan IJartlioh'mew, contractor, n w c Courtland av & Tel-
ler pi
Slieridan James, mason, s s Denman 1st h w jSEorris av
Sheriden James, ll)r., o s ('linton av 1st h s Jefferson
Slieridiin Jolm, Ibr., n o c William & Courtland av
Slierwood Geo. ¥., carpenter, av s Clinton 1st h n Seventh
Slierwood Henry A., builder, av s Hd av 3d h s Sixth
Slier \voc»d ISIrs. Mary A., fancy store, w s 3d av 8d h s Sixth
Sherwood R. R,, crockery, n w c AVash'n av & Seventh
Sherwood Niles, carpenter, n s Seventli 1st h w Clinton
Sherwood Geo. E., biiilder, n s Sev(?ntli 1st h w Clinton
Slierwood Silas B., carpenter, n s Ei<>;lith 4th li w Wash'n av
Sherwood Cliauncey, carpenter, s s Fourtli od h e R R av
Slierwood AV. H. H., keeper, nee Gerard av & Juliet
Sherwood S. J., s w c Cedar &, Walton av
Sherwood Alatilda. wid., n s Cottage 7th h w College av
Sherwood Thomas, mason, s s Benson 1st h w Morris av
Shultz Fred., Ibr., e s Forest av 3d h n New
Sherring Jacob, gardener, e s 3d av 5th h s Fifth
Sheack Fhillip, butcher, e s 3d av 1st h n Spring pi
Shandly Michael, Ibr., e s R R av 1st h s Second
Shears Jacob, e s R R av 1st h s Second
Shell George, toy nifr, e s R R av ()th h n Fifth
Sliets George, gardener, e s 3d av 2d h s Sixth
Shoert Martin., umbrella repairer, w s R R av opp Seventh
Shi«d John, carpenter, w s Fulton av 3d h s Eighth
Shiel ICdward, coachman, n w c Courtland av »S: AVavorly
Sheiflen IMiili]), w s Fulton uv oth li s Sixth
Shop Joseph, Ibr., w s Courtland av 2d h s Milton
Short Wm., gilder, N. Y., n »> c William ».t AVash'n av
Short ( 'harles, gilder, N. Y., nee Wilham & Wash'n av
Sheringer Alicliael, stair builder, s s Union 3d h e Courtland av
Shields John, Ibr., s s William 4th h e Courtland av
Shelbert Anne, laundress, w s Wash'n av 1st li n Milton
Shlichmayer David, ])rewer, s s Sixth 1st h w 3d av
Sheak Tlieo. A., clerk, N. Y., w s Wash'n av 1st h s Eighth
Shea Richard. ll)r., nee Vir Railroad & Tinton av
Si(^r(;k ( 'harles W., painter, n s Eiglith 2d Ii e 3d av
Sigel Wm., driver, o s 3d av 2d h s Seventh
Sigel Jacob, engr., e s 3d av 2d h s Seventli
Sigel Franz, e s av B 1st h s Cliff

MOliKISANIA DIRECTOKY. 9a

^imondes Alonzo D., agent, N. Y., e s Franklin av i!d h n

Seventh
Sinclair Mrs. Selina, milliner, e s Franklin av 2d h 8 8eventli
Sinheimer Z., tailor, sec od av & Spring pi
Simmons George, gardener, av s »id av 4th li n SixtJi
Siering Niegand, tailor, n s AVaverly Sth h n Wasli'n av
Simpson AVilson, pawnbroker, N. Y'., n ^v c Cedar cS: Sprinf^;
Singer Antony, n s Ella ik\ h e Morris pi
Siller Herman, teamster, s s 145tli otli h v,- Mill Urook
Simons George B., carpenter, n s 1 4'Jd 1st h e od av
Sidney Oliarles, rubber goods, N. Y'., n s lo4t]i 1st Ir w

Willis av
Sienies Louis, butclier, w s ^>d av (3tli li n Concord
Siebold John, bridge tender, n s Mott '2d h av 8d av
Simmer Samuel, butcher, s s iJiltli '2<l h e St. Ann's av
Singer JSIartin, cooper, n s Sjiriugfield 1 st h e Courtland aA^
Sichling Philip, painter, n s Melrosr od h av Wash'n av
Sichling Michael, butclier, n e c J)eniiiaii cNJ Courtland a\
Sikenthaler Henry, painter, n s Elton lid h w ."id ax
Siegman Karl, painter, n s Elton Dtli li av ;)d av
Sienmiering Jolm, grocer, n s Schuyler (Hh h (^ i\[orris av
Skane John, gardener, h av c l-'ranklin nx ik Eiglith
Skellon James, plumber, n s Gerard '2d h c Ivctroat aA"
Skelley William, contractor, n s I4()th 1st h e '-kl av
Sicven Patrick, pahiter, n s I'nion Ttli li e Courtland av
Slodon Michael, ll)r., av s (-ourtland iiv ')d ii n Union
Sloane Wm., Avaiter, e s \Valton av ^Id h s Ella
SloAor John, Ibr., Port i\[orris

Sliet l£enrv, cabinetinkr, s s Springhrld ^'dh h p ( 'ourtland av
Slink ert .Vntliony, Ibr, s s J^lton, 4tli li e ^torris av
Slattery Thomas, Ibr., n s Denman 1st h e R ]( av
Slattery Ellen, Avid., J'ort Mon-is

Slatterj- Thomas, Ibr., s s Lexington 1st h e llobbins av
Smith Louis, broAver, n s J''ighth 1st h e od av
Smith James, boarding liouse, av s ^>d av 4th li u l^ighth
Sniith Geo. H., s e c ^M aA' & J'^iflli

Smith Alfred B., luerchaut, e s od av bet ('litt' «1- First pi
Smith Ghauncey, lawyer, n e c A\'ash'n av c'c Fifth, r n e c U

11 av «fc First
Smith A\'m. S., insurance, n e c AV'ash'n av & Fifth, r n e c Iv

E av .^ First
Smith AndreAv, carpenter, av s II II av opp Seventh
Smith Michael C., builder, N. Y'., s s Se\'enth opp Clinton av
Smith John R., stone cutter, av s Courtland av 2d h s Waverly
Smith John, gardener, av s Wash'n av 1 si h s Prospect

m M0RRI8ANU DIRECTORY.

Smith Warren W., conductor, nee Wash'n & Milton
Smith Tliomas ]5., (Rev.,) w s Wasli'n av let h n Third]
Smith W., bookkeeper, N. Y., w s Wash'n av 1st h n Third
Smith Jas. A., w s Wash'n av 1st li n Third
Smitli Mrs. Sarah A., fancy store, w s Wasli'n av 1st h n

Seventh
Smith George, clerk, N. Y., e s Wash'n av 4th h n Seventh
Smith Nich., gardener, n s Westchester rd 1st h w Union av
Smith John, Ibr., w s av C 2d h s Cliff'
Smith Elizabeth, grocer, s s 14(3th 2d h e od av •
Smith Sarah, wid., s s 146th 2d h e 3d av
Smith Soloman P., carpenter, n s 142d 1st h e 3d av
Smith AViUiam, builder, s s 141st 1st h w Willis av
Smith Peter, grocer, w s 3d av 4th h n Garden
Smith George, plumber, e s 3d av 2d h s 145th
Smith John, gardener, s s 135th 2d h e St. Ann's av
Smith J. E., printer, N. Y., n s Main Gth h e R R av
Smitli Frederick, peddler, n s Concord 1st h w College av
Smith John C, house smith, n s Mary 7th h e Courtland av
Smith Jolm J., shoe mkr, n s Melrose 4th h w Wash'n av
Smith John, Ibr., s s Elton 2d h w Morris av
Smith John, painter, n s Elton 2d h w Courtland av
Smith Jolm, Ibr., s s Denma,n 2d h \v Morris av
Smith Wm. 0., newspapers, e s 3d av Gth h s Westchester rd
Smith John, gardener, n s Mott 2d h w Morris av
Smith Mary, wid., laundress, n s Mott 5th h w Courtland av
Snyder Jolm, tailor, e s Fulton av 1st h n Fifth
Snyder Robert, tailor, w s R R av Gth h s Eighth
Snowden Eliza, wid., w s Fulton av 4th h s Eighth
Snellgrove James, sexton, nee Findlay & Terrace pi
Snovb John, Ibr., w s Robbins av 2d h s Lexington
Snape James, carpenter, s s Melrose 4tli h w Wash'n av
Sneckenberger Marcus, mason, sec Schuyler & R R av
Sodeii Ann, seamstress, Wash'n av 1st h s Waverly
Soesman Isaiah J., salesnian, N. Y., n s Prospect 8th h w

Wash'n av
iSolt Thomas, gardener, w s av B 2d h s Cliff
Sohn John, grocer, s s Westchester rd 1st h e St. Ann's av
Soth ^lichael, peddler, n w c 13Gth & Lincoln av
Sohl Frederick, Ibr., e s 3d av 7th h s 13Gth
Soule Charles E , lawyer, N. Y., e s Grove av 1st h n First
Sobischik Anton, shoe mkr, n s Union av 1st h e R R av
Sommerfield Anna, wid., w s R R av 1st h n Seventh
Soicg E., cigar mkr, s s Seventh 1st he Fulton av
Sobischek E., saloon, w s 3d av Ist h b Third

MOBRISANIA DIRECTORY. 95

South worth S. S., e s Wash'n av 1st h s Seventh

Sonig Jacob, Ibr., n s Melrose 1st h w Wash'n av

Sorgs John, mason, s s Springfield 1st h e Courtland av

Specker Jacob, Ibr,, w s Second 1st hn Wash'n av

Sponsel Andrew, hardware, e s 3d av 6th h s Fifth

Spratley Henry, clerk, e s K R av 2d h s Eighth

Spratley Mrs. Ann, e s R R av 2d h s Eighth

SproU Seaman, brewer, n s Seventh 4th h e 3d av

Sprague Valentine, n s Second 3d h w Wash'n av

Spaeth John, music teacher, w s Wash'n av 4th h n Second

Speck Adolph, music teacher, w s Wash'n av 3d h s Second

Sporry Rudolph, Ibr., n s Carr opp Benson av

Spilker Mrs. F., wid., s s 145th Gth h w Mill Brook

Spindle Charles, shoe mkr, s s 144th 1st h w Willis av

Spillner George, shoe mkr, w s 3d av 3d h n Garden

Spaugenberg F., Walton av 1st h s Grove

Spiehler Tony, saloon, w s 3d av 1st h s Lowell, r s s Lowell

1st h w 3d av
Spaulding Emma, wid., w s 3d av Gth h s Mott
Sparrow William T., carpenter, n s Sprin<j;field 7th h w 3d av
Spath Jacob, mason, s s Springfield 1st h e Courtland av
Spangberg Jacob, Ibr., e s 3d av 5th h s Grove
Spitz Richard, gunsmith, w s Wash'n av 1st h s Schuyler
Strickler Henry, stone cutter, n s 144th Gth h e 3d av
SterHng Richard, weigher, N. Y., n s 140th 2d h e Alex-
ander av
Sterling Hannah, school, N. Y., n s 140th 2d h e Alexander av
Sterling ^Margaret, school, N. Y., n s 140th 2d h e Alex-
ander av
Stacey J., s s 140th 4th h e Alexander av
Stonebridge Charles, watchman, n s 139 th 1st h W Willis av
Stohl Joseph, carpenter, e s Willis av 3d h s 147th
Streunne C. W., butcher, e s 3d av 2d h n 145th
Still Stephen C. iron moulder, n s Cottage 3d h w College av
Stumpf Bartholemew, n s Cottage 2d h e R R av
Stevens James, Grove & Harlem River
Stockell Andrew, e s Macomb av 2d h s Main
Steinsmark Wm., s w c 3d av & Smeeman
Steele George, plumber & gasfitter, e s 3d av 5th h n 139th
;Stafford Frederick, physician, sec 140th & Alexander av
.Stoul Henry H., broker, N. Y., e s Alexander av Gth h s 140th
Stout Charles H., clerk, N. Y., e s Alexander av Gth h s 140th
Stevenson Wm. N., s s Willow pi 1st h w 3d av
Stradinger John, butcher, w s 3d av Gth h s Mott
.Staff Karl, piano mkr, w s 3d av Gth h s Mott

06 AfORUrSANTA THRKCTORY.

f^t. Aiui'rt Epir^copiil ( 'hiirch, w s St. Aiin'M av 'id h n J>>>^tli
8t. Msirv'rt Kpiscopal Church, h s Gardoii l.sl h w vid av
Stoiii^Tt ,Tohn, earponter, n .s Elton r>tli h w -Jd av
StcMiicrt Adam, Ijarber, w « Courtlarid av Ist hn Milton
Sinnnif Henry, niasun, h s Mi^lrosc Uli h w AVasli'n av
Stunjj)f' ( 'aspar, tailor, n >< Elton <)tli Ji w ^>d av
8tuni]»f' Josi pli, mason, w s od av Jjd h n Elton
8talil Curolin<', laundross, n s Mnry Sth li av Wash'n av
Stalil Philip, clcv^yman, s 8 Springfield Ith h w od ua
Stolat .IJun.s, piano mkr, n s Mary Stli h av AVasltn a\
Stoineckort Adam, piano mkr. o s C'ourtland av 1st h s Mel-
rose
Stofkdale ,loIin, -'arponter, s s Springfield 'Id h e Courtland av
Sturtz ( 'hristopli, ])iano mlcr, .s s Springfield 1st k o ^lorris a^-
Strnes .John, carpenter, N. V., n s Springiield r)th li e ]\[orris av
Stickler John (.'., carpenter, av s Washington av lid h s Mary
Stressinger I'eter J., s s Melrose r>tlL h e Conrtland a\-
Stalanhurg Philip, n s Mary ^Id h av AV'ash.n av
Stranh Aiiton, shoe mkr. n s Mary 'id h e Courtlajid nv
Struckman .lohn, grocer, s av c Melrose »S: Conrtland aA
Stuhlman .John, l)utcln'r. av s Courtland av 1st h s jSIary
Strack Henry, })Utcher, av s (Vnirtland av Jst h s Mary
Strr'ckfus Caroline, wid.. s s S})ringtield r>th h e Courtland av
Stroh Jolm, locksmith, s s Elton iHh h av od av
Staub .John, earpenter, n s Elton Sth h av od av
•Strep .lohn. taih»r, s s iilton :>d li e Courtland av
Stadmiller Jlenr\, gardcjier, n s Schuyler 1st h av Morris av
Staat/l)erg August, carpenter, n s Schuyler 1st h e Morris av
StellleAv Ignat/, jeweler, N. Y.. s s Elton 8th h e Morris av
Stone John, stone cutter, s s Deunian r)th li av Courtland av
STOLZ FL'ANCrS, tinsmith, e s 'M av 1st h n Pose
Streid Alois, Ibr., e s ^>d av 2d h n Pose
Stockert Frank, grocer, n s ISIott 'Id h av ^kl av
.Steurer I>avid, eigar mlr, n s Mott od h w 'Ad av
Sturm (hiirian, Itrass linisher, n s Mott 'id h e j\h)rris av
Steinbaeh .1. W., slon(! cutter, av s Wasli'n av '2d h s AN'averlv
Stark Madison, brush mkr, X. V., w s Wash'n av 'Jd li >>

WaverlA
Stark Christian, baker, e s -Wl a\ tth h n Pose
Stark .Tdhn, wagons, !s s Kenson 2d h w -Id av
Starke (.'aspar, harness, e s od av -Uh h s Westchester rd
Stowart Isaac, waiter, X. Y., 8 s Milton 2d h e Courtland av
Steinert Killian. carpenter, w s Courtland av 1st h n Milton
Stein i'hilip, brass iinisher, a^- h Wasli'n av 1st h s i'rospect
Stnphen Adam, saloon, ac 8 Wash'n av 2d h s Prospect

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M0KRI8ANIA DIKE€TOBY. 97

8tedman J. M., iron founder, 8 a Prospect Ist h w Wa.sh'n ar

Stickert Henry, Ibr., n 3 Melrose -ith h e Courtland av

8ternecker Fred., carpenter, nee Eindhy & Courtland ar

Stokeni Elisha, police, N. Y., n e c Wash'n av & Milton

Stokem Oliver, carpenter, nee Wash'n av & Milton

8tacey Frederick, gardener, n s Wiiverly 6th h w Wash'n av

Sternicker Greorge, gilder, N. Y., n e c Findlay & Courtland av

Steed Joseph, w s Wash'n av '2d h n Sixth

kStillman Edward, printer, r n s Sixth 1st h av Wash'n av

STITJ.MAN JAMES, EDITOR & PUBLISHER AVEST-

CHESTER COUNTY JOURNAL, n w c Wash'n av &

Fifth
Stockinger Andrew, dairy, e s Wash'n av 4th h n Second
Sturges Chas. A\\, painter, N. \^, e s AVash'n av JJd Ji n

Seventh
Stroll John, saloon, n w c Wash'n av & Second
Start jVL's. Henrietta, s s Second 1st h e R R av
Strang! Joseph, cabinet mkr, w s Wash'n av Ith h s Third
Stucke Louisa, washerwoman, n s 8d av 7th h s Fifth
Stoughton Charles, tea broker, N. Y., nee Boston rd & Wall
Stone AVni., stevedore, N. Y'., e s Forest av 8d h n Strong
Stoker Richard, hide «S: Tallow, s ^\' c Wash'n «Jc R R avs r s s

First pi 1st h e Boston rd
Stinihauser Henry, In'ewer, n s Eighth 1st he od a^'
Steaniberg Henry, saloon, w s od av od li n Eighth
Still Iiol)t., e s od av 2d h s Eighth
Straus B., machinist, e s -Ul av Ith h s Eighth
Stewart John, sash 6: blinds, r e s Franklin av 2d h n Seventh
Stewart «S: lUauvelt, sash «fc blinds, n s Sixth nr Wash'n av
Stewart ALrs. jNtary, w s Wash'n av 5th h n Second
Stewart T., merchant, N. Y., s w c Walnut av & Juliet
Stroud Henry, merchant, X. Y., e s Franklin av Ith h s

Seventh
Stauss Edward, brewer, n s Fifth nr ^kl av, r w s od av • d h

s Sixth
Stauss Grabriel, brewery, n s Fiftlt 2d h w od av
Steinmetz Yalentine, grocer, e s od av 1st h s Spring pi
Stucke Herman, w s 8d av 1st h s Sixth
Stab Adam, crockery, e s Terrace pi 2d h n Wr Railroad
Stach lie wis, moulder, w s Rob bins av 5th h n AVr Railroad
SUTTON THOMAS E., printer, s w c :Jd av & AVaverly, r n »

Wall 1st h e Boston rd
Sutton Charles J., saloon, e s 8d av 2d h n S. Pjoulevard
Sutton Andrew J., gold beater, s s Edsell 1st h w od av
Sullivan Thos., horseshoer, av s >>d av Itlih n Fifth

^LSfb-lct

9H MOBRISANIA DIRECTORY.

8ulUvau .Tosi^ph, w 8 R R av Ist }i s Eighth

Sullivan Eugene, Ibr., ii s Wr. Railroad 2d h e Robbins av

Sullivan John, teamster, N. Y., n s Mary 4th h e Courtland av

Sullivan Charles, boarding house, e s R R av Ist h n Elton

Sullivan James, Ibr., s s Governeur 2d h w Morris av

Sullivan Matthew, Ibr., e s Morris av Ist h s Benson

Sutter Frederick, tailor, e s iid av 6th h n 14(5th

Suseman George, varnisher, e s Courtland av 1st h n Mary

Suhre William, Ibr., n s Schuyler 6th h w 8d av

Suttliffe Robert, shoemkr, n s Benson 1st h w Courtland av

Svatoseh Joseph, cigar mkr, w s R R av 3d h s Wasn'n av

Swift J. B., ship carpenter, N. Y., n s 140th 3d h e 3d av

Swacjk John, teamster, s s 145th 1st h w Clifton av

Swaitz Henry, barber, e s 3d av 5th h s 136th

t^ann Mrs. Charlotte, dressmkr, n w c 3d av & Union pi

Swift William, e s 3d av 4th h n 146th

T

Tappan Frank D., dentist, w s Boston rd 4th h s Seventh
Tappan Francis, lawyer, N. Y., w s Boston rd 4th h s Seventh
Taylor James 0., collector, e s 3d av opp Third
Taylor William, dry goods, N. Y., n s Prospect 3d li w Court-
land av
Taylor James R. C. II., broker, s s Cottage 1st h e R R av
Taylor E. F., actor, s s 138th 1st h w Home av
Taylor Isaac C, grocer, s s Schuyler 4th h e Morris av
Tacinette Francisco, butcher, N. Y., w s R R av opp Sixth
Tallon James, saloon, w s Robbins av 1st h s Wr Railroad
Teasdale Geo. R., hat block mfr, N. Y., n e <• l^oston rd &

Home
Teasdale Wm.. liat block mfr. N. Y., w s Fulton av 1st h n

Fifth
Terrall John, Ibr., e s Forest av 4th h n New
Terhune David, carpenter, w s Wash'n av 3d h n Sixth
Tekwerk Jos(^ph, cigarmkr, w s Wash'n av 1st h n Second
Toxdor Joseph, shoemkr, nee Seventh & Wasli'n av
Telh'r Richard H., n s William 3d h e Mrjrris pi
Teadoro Stephen, groc»r, e s Robbins av 4th h n Uncas
Teitch Alexander, carpenter, s s 145th 2d h av Clifton av
Tenbrook Rcnsalaer, agent, s s 136th 1st h e Alexander av
Teator Nicliolas, crockery, e s 3d av 6th h n 147th
Terhune James, Ibr., 8 w c 3d av & Edsell
Tenny Mary, wid., s s Elton 1st h w Morris av
Thomas James, porter, N. Y., s s Mary 4th h w Wash'n av

MOREISANIA DIEECTORY. 99

Thomas Mrs. Margaret, e s R R av -Ith h n Seventh
Thomaa Ferdinand, liquors, w s Courtland av 4th h s William
Th(»mas John, w s 3d av 3d h n Main
Thorburn Wm. M., ins., w s Forest av Ist h s George
Thiel Bernard, blacksmith, N. Y., n s Eighth 2d h w Cot-
tage pi
Thiel Nicholas, mer. tailor, e s 3d av 2d li s 147th
Thompson Hugh, boiler mkr, N. Y., n s Milton 3d h w Court-
land av
Thompson James, boiler mkr, N. Y., n s Milton 3d h w Court-
land av
Thompson Henry, porter, N. Y., n s Milton 1st h n 3d av
Thompson Geo., Ibr., w s E, E, ap opp Sixth
Thompson N. B., drugs, sec Westchester rd & Retreat av
Thompson Jonathan, sec Westchester rd & Retreat av
Thompson Fred., painter, e s av C 4th h s Cliff
Thompson John, coachman, e s Walton av 2d h s Ella
Thompson Rufiis J., bridge builder, n s Cottage 12th h w Col-
lege av
Thompson John, iron moulder, n s Henrick 1st h w 3d av
Theis Michael, Ibr., e s Benson av 4th h n Westchester rd
Thornhill Samuel, stair builder, s s 143d 4th h o 3d av
Thurber George W., engraver, N. Y., n s 135th 1st h e Alex-
ander av
Thistleton Henry, carpenter, N. Y., nee 139th & 3d av
TIMPSON THOMAS W., SUPERINTENDENT NATION-
AL NEWS COMPANY, N. Y., w s Franklin av 3d h n
Seventh
Timpson Jared A., bookkeeper, N. Y., e s 3d av 1st h n Third
Tibbs Miss Charlotte, dressmkr, e s 3d av 7th h s Eighth
Timber John, shoemkr, n s Seventh 2d h e 3d av
Tierney Patrick, liquors, w s Courtland av 6th h n Union
Tierney John, mason, n s Elton 6tli li w Courtland av
Tice John, driver, e s Benson av 1st h n Westchester rd
Tierney er John II., grocer, s w c 3d av & Garden
Tinker Julian, carriage lamps, N. Y., e s 3d av 5tli li n 14(>tk
Tinken Richard, clerk, N. Y., w s 3d av 1st h s Edsell
Tier James, butcher, s w e 3d av & Van Stoll
Timms Benjamin J., e s Wash'n av 3d h s ^Melrose
Tien Martin, shoemkr, s s Schuyler 5th h w Courtland av
Timnions Paul, mason, s s Schuyler 2d h w ^Morris av
Towart Mrs. Margaret, e s R R av 1st h n Seventh
Toman Frank, tailor, s s William 4th h w Wash'n av
Townsend Francis, hostler, w s Courtland av 1st h s Findlay
Townsend Jas. F., carpenter, n s, Eighth 4th h w Wash'n av

100 M0RRI8ANIA DIRECTORY.

Townseiul Adeline, dres.smkr, w 8 College av Ist hn Concord
Townsend Joliii, iron moulder, n s 144th 9th h e Willis av
Townsend Egbert, Ijuilder, n s 142d 'Jd h e 'id av
Towunend Sarah, laundress, s s Melrose 8d h ^v W'ash'n av
Toop Julius, cabinetmkr, N. Y., n s Second od h e Wash'n av
Tompkins AVarren T., lumber, N. Y., n s loiith .'vth ^h ^v-

Willis av
T<tmplvins David, iron moulder, n s Cottage llth k w JCol-

It'ge av
Tompkins Nicholas, shoes, ^v s 3d av 1st h s Milton
Todd H. r>., ice, w s Macomb av 1st h n Van Stoll
Tobin John, Ibr., I'ort Morris

Toniier Nicholas, baker, sec Elton \S: Courtland av
T'onner John, tailor, e s Courtland av 1 st h s Elton
Tomo Anton, tailor, n s Governeur 3d h e (Jourtland av
Tooubet John, carpenter, w s 3d av <)th h s Milton
Tourney l^ridgct, wid., w s 3d av 13th h s JStilton
Tomliuson Ixosanna, wid., s s Governeur 4th h e Morris av
Trainer C)wen, Ibr., w s Forest av 'Id h n Strong-
Trainer James, conductor, e s 3d av 4th h s Eighth
Traynor John, painter, n w c Benson <S: Courtland av
'I'rayuor Joseph, mason, s s Benson 5th h av Courtland av
Tracy Mrs. Anna, drossmkr, n s Jelierson 1st li w Boston rd
Travis JSLrs. Anna M., seamstress, w s 3d av 3d li s Sixth
Travis Da^id Y., carpenter, n s Gerard 3d li e IJeireat av
Trott Philip, e s E R av 1st n Seventh
Trillcr Henry, carpenter, n s Milton ^)d h w \\'asii'n a\'
Trod J''ritz, carpenter, s s ]\lelrose 1st h e ( 'ourtland av
Truston Benj. 1.*., Ibr., s s Third -'kl li e 11 1' av
Tiice Isadore, carriagemkr, s s Elton 1st h w 3d rx
Tiinner John, cigar mfr, e s 3d av 2d h n (h'ove
Trockel Josejih, tuilor, e s 3d av 3d h s Rose
Truckcubrodt Casper, gardener, w s R R av 3d h s Seveuth
Truckenbrodt Henry, gardener, n e v. Wash'n av & Second
Trowbridge A\'m. ('., coal, N. Y., s s 13.')th .'>tli h e Alex-
ander av
Trowbridge A\'m. ( '., jr.. cierk, N. Y.. s s bvjth .")th h e Alex-
ander a\'
Turner John, carpenter, w s Boston rd opp AN'all
Turner llenry, organ mkr, N. Y.. e s Terrace pi -d h n

WaAcrly
Turner AN'm., real estate, n e c AN'ash'n av & Eighth
T'urner ^[artin J., mer., N. Y'., n e c Wash'n av & Eighth
Turner l*et(^v, moulder, e s Robl>ins av 3d h n I'neas
Turner AVilliam, teamster, w s 3d av 1st h n Eltou

MORRISANIA DIRKCTORY. 101

Turner Fred'k, grocer, w s 3(1 av t2d h s Willow pi, r n s 145th

l?d h e 3d av
Turner Malcolm, banker, N. Y., s w c Macomb av & Grove
Turner Mary, wid., s w c Macomb av & Grove
Turney A. M., teller, N. Y., e s R R av 2d n Seventh
Turney William, stereotyper, N. Y., s s Waverly 1st h e Ter-
race pi
Turney Hugh, hostler, w s AVash'n av 3d li s Third
Tuttle Josiah, gardener, e s R R av 7th h n Seventh
Tuttle Joseph J., carman, e s R R av 7th h n Seventli
Tuttle Albert F., gardener, s s New lid h w Union av
Turpin Nelson (Rev.,) n s Milton 2d h e Terrace pi
Tucker Henry, coachman, w s Courtland av 1st h s Findlay
Tucker John, paper boxes, n s Schuyler 3d h w Courtland av
Tuomey Edward, liquors, n s Westchester rd 3d h e Retreat av
Tushy Thomas, Ibr., sec Denman & Moms av
TURLEY DAVID, liquors, n w c 3d av & Garden
Tuomy Michael, n s Edsell 8th h w 3d av
Twing Alvi J., (Rev.,) n w c Seventh & Franklin av
Twiggs Cornelius L., engineer, n s Prospect 6th h w Wash'n aT
Tyrrell George, grocer, n s Edsell 5th h w 3d av
Tj'rrell Thomas, Ibr., w s Courtland av 1st h n Findlay
Tyre R. F., n s Concord 3d h w College av
Tyrnan Edward, Ibr., e s Forest av 2d h n Strong

u

Ubelher John, tailor, n s William 3d h w Wash'n av

Ubel Conrad, tailor, n s Waverly 2d h w Courtland av

Ubley Adam, carver, n s First 1st h e Wash'n av

Uble}' Michael, caiwer, n s First 1st h e Wash'n av

CJdet August, drugs, w s 3d av 1st h s Main

Uffelmann Richard, clerk, s s Fifth 1st h w 3d av

IJhl John, clerk, N. Y., e s 3d av 6th h s 136th

Uhls Frederick, saloon, nee Henry & 3d av

Underwood Wm. J., blacksmith, s s Union 4th h w Wash'n av

Underwood AVilliam, machinist, n s Union 7th h e Courtland av

Ungeboch Jacob, butcher, w s Wash'n av 3d h n Second

Underbill Abram. C, s s Catharine Ist h e Morris pi

Underbill Daniel O., clerk, s s Catharine 1st h e Morris pi

Upson Lucas, framemkr, s s 140th 1st h w Willis av

Utter John, gardener, e s Robbins av 4th h s Lexington

Ursuline Convent, n s Westchester rd nr Carr av

Ursiadt George, milk, 8 s Schuyler 3d h w Wash'n av

Urstadt Peter, ahoemkr, s 8 Schuyler 4th h w Wash'n av

i&2 MORRISANIA DIRECTORY.

Urstadt Tlonry, blacksmith, n h Elton M h w M av
ITrstiMlt George, milk, e 8 .-Jd av Int h s Grove
IJsheck John M., machinist, n h Mary r)th h e Courtland a\
Usher James, pianomkr, n s Uenman 3d h w 8d aT
Uttemach Henrj , tailor, s s Elton i')th h w 8d av

V

A'an Horn John, base ball mfr, w s Boston rd opp Wall

Van Horn George, w s Boston rd opp Wall

Van Horn Thomas, w s Boston opp Wall

Vanfleet Henry, printer, N. Y., e s Villa pi 2d h n George

Van Cott Charlotte A., wid., n s Sixth 1st h e Fulton av

Van Tine Samuel, collector, N. Y., s s Sixth 1st h w Franklin av

Valentine Daniel 1)., bookkeeper, N. Y., w s Clinton lid h n

Seventh
Valentine Andrew J., soda water, s s Third 1st h w od av
Vandorvoort Richard, mason, s s Sixth 4th h e Boston rd
VanderUp Geo. M., merchant, N. Y., e s Grove av opp First
Valois Edward, lithographer, s s Waverly 1st h w Courtland av
Vagts John N., clerk, s w c Waverly & Courtland av
Van Schaik Dominick L., pianos, s s Melrose od h w Court-
land av
Valor Wm., Ibr., s s Third od h w Wash'n av
Vaughen Wm., liquors, n s Westchester rd 2d h e Retreat av
Van Arden J. II., coal, N. Y., s s Seventh 1st h w Wash'n av
Vance Tliomas, gardener, s s Fifth 4th h w 3d av
Vance vSusan, dress mkr, n s Si^ringfield 9th h w od av
Vandassan Valentine, upholsterer, n s Third 1st h e R R av
Vankersen Edward R., carriage mfr, w s AVash'n av 1st h a

Fifth
Vanderest Geo. W., merchant, N. Y., n s Butternut av 1st h s

EUa
V'allender Charles, n s William od h e Morris pi
Van Brunt I*. H., contractor, n s 143d 0th h w Willis av
Van Cleef Margaret, n s 144th 2d h e 3d av
Van Doren Charles A., lawyer, n w c Willow pi & 3d av
Van Riper Cliarh's, hardware, w s 3d av 2d h n Main
Van Riper J. P., w s 3d av 2d h n Main
Van Felt A. IL, broker, N. Y., n s 134th 2d h w Willis av
Vande water ( 'harles, diver. Port Morris
Vandorbe»;k David, hotel, e s Macomb av 1st h w R R av
Vanzjindt Mary, fancy goods, e s 3d av 2d h n 140th
Vanzandt Henry, confectionery, e s 3d av od h n 140th
Vasquez Ernst, cook, e s Robbins av 5th h s Lexington

MORRI8ANIA BIREGTORY. WS

Varian Charles, teamster, n s Main 5th h e li li av

Vaupel Frank, varniaher, n 8 Springfield Ist h w Courtlandav

Vant Charles, cabinet mkr^ s 8 Elton Gth h w 3d av

Vakay George, carpenter, n s Elton 4th h w Court land ar

Valine Andreas, shoemkr, e s Morris av 1st h s Governeur

Vanduza James, peddler, n w c Mott & 8d av

Verlander Philip W., w s Franklin av 1st h n Fifth

Vester Charles, Ibr., w s 8d av 2d h n Seventh

Vetter John, carpenter, n s Milton lat h w Courtland av

Vetter Frank, blacksmith, s s Penman 1st h w Courtland av

Venvill Wm., lawyer, N. Y., n w c Ella & Walnut av

Veitch Richard, clerk, N. Y., n s 143d 3d h w Willis av

Verplanck Louisa, s s 137th 1st h w S. Boulevard

Vett John, engineer, s e c Springfield «& Courtland av

Veth John, saloon, n s Schuyler 6th h e Courtland av

Veth Jacob, saloon, n s Elton 4th li w 3d av

Vine Joseph, furs, n s Governeur 2d h e Morris av

Vollbracht Robert, bookkeeper, N. Y., n w e Cliff & Forest av

Von Minden Reinhard, musical insts, N, Y., s s AVaverly 6th h

w Wash'n av
Volkommer Peter, feed, s s Prospect 1st h e Courtland av
Volkommer Peter, store, sec (Courtland av & Prospect
Vogn Jacob, carriage factory, n s Westchester rd 5th h e Re-
treat av
Von Gerichten & Stark, carriage repositor\-, v, s Willis av 2d h

s 147th, mfy w s 3d av nrMott
Von Gerichten Michael, e s 3d av 6th h s Henry
Voss Henry, painter, s w c Springfield & Courtland av
Vogler George, tailor, s s Elton 3d h e Morris av
Vossing Clementina, wid., s w c Denman & 3d av
Vreeland Charles W., grocer, w s 3d av 7th h s Eighth
Vreeland H., clerk, n e c Franklin av & Sixth

W

Wakeling Joseph, florist, w s Union av bet Wall & Strong
Wakeling Joseph W., florist, w s Union av bet Wall & Strong
Wall John, Ibr., w s Union av 1st h s Strong
Waddingham Geo., mason, s s Wall bet Union & Forest avs
Watson & Turner, real estate, w s 3d av 2d h n R R av
Watson Charles, tailor, n w c 3d av & Union pi
Watson David, saloon, n w c Clifton av & 144th
Watson Charles H., auctioneer & real estate broker, s s Wil-
liam 2d h e Morris pi
Walsh James, Ibr., s s Benson 1st h e Morris av

104 MORIIISANIA M^ECTORY.

Walnh Lawrence, peddler, e s M av 4i]\ h*: Henry
Waterson Arthur, coUeetor, w s Cottage pi i«t h n Kighth
Waterson Mary A., dressmkr, w s Cottage pi Isth n. Eighth
Wait Edgar ¥., inerohaiit, X. Y., w s 'M av 1st h u First
Wait Josei)h, printer, s s Prospect 2d hw Wash'n av
Wagner Joseph, turner, s a Melrose 2d h w Courtland av .
Wagner Daniel, baker, n s Cottage 2d h e It R av
Wagner Mrs., dress mkr, e s 8d av 1st h s H4th
Wagner John, })aker, w s Courtland av Hd h s 8priiiglield
Wagner John, cooper, w s ^>d av 1 st h s Tliii'd
Wagner Igrnatz, cabinet mkr, s s Findlay oth h w Wash'n av
Wancick Kinsel, cigar mkr, w s *W av opp 8i)ring pi
Ware Mr., n s Sixtli 1st h e Franklin av
Warren Wm., miner, n s William 1 st h w Wasli'n av
Wachter Christian, carpenter, n s Findlay 1st h av Wasli'n av
Wakerler Margaret, seamstress, n w c Miltou & Wash'n av
Wangelein Charles, cabinet mkr, n s Milton 2d li w Wash'ai av
W^aldron Jacob, Ibr., e s Terrace pi 1st h n Melrose
Walther John, u s tSecond 2d h e R R av
Warner Edward, shoemkr, s s Third 2d h e Wash'n av
Walkenshaw John, merchant, N. Y., n w c Ella & Morris pi
Watenberry W., carriage mkr, e s av A 4th h s Clitf
Waters James, n w c 188th & Alexander av
Waters William, grocer, s s 140th 8d h w AVilUs av
Waters John, surveyor, s s 140th 8d h w Willis av
Ward Henry, glass cutter, N. Y"., e s Terrace pi 1st h s William
Ward Benp, coachman, w s Robbins av 8d h n Wr Railroad
Ward Caleb, R R av M h s A'an Stoll
AVard I^ouis, nurse, N. Y., n s ^Melrose 2d h w Wash'n av
Ward Julia, dress Tiikr, n s Elton 3d h w Mon'is av
Ward Horace, hotel, R R av 3d li s Van Stoll
Ward Andrew, Ibr., s s Benson 2d h w Morns av
Ward Patrick, blacksmith, s s Benson 2d li w Morris av
Warden James, R R av 3d h s Van Stoll
Warner John, shoe mkr, s s Edsell 1st h w 3d av
Walker Mary A., grocer, w s 3d av 4th h n Edsell
Walker John, painter, w s 3d av 2d h s Van Stoll
Warrimont Frank, e s Retreat av bet 147th & Henry
Wall Samuel, lumber, N. Y., e s Alexander av 3d h n 13^h
Wall T. S., architect, e s S. Boulevard opp Grove
Walter Philip, tailor, n s Benson 3d h w 3d av
Walter liOuis, Ibr., h s Springfield 4th h w 3d av
Walter Charles, finisher, s s 143d 3d h e 3d av
Walton Hiram, waiter, N. Y'^., w 8 Wash'n av let h n Spring-
field

MGRKISANI A DIRECTORY. 105

Walter Louis, pardoner, s s Prospect 4th li w Wasli'n av
Wallace Frank, painter, e s R R av 'Jd h n Schuyler
Wallace John, painter, e s R R av Ist h n Schuyler
Wallace Peter J., bookkeeper, N. Y., e s R R av Ist h n

Schuyler ■

Wallace John, Ibr., s sDenman 11th h w C^ourtland av
Wallace William, clerk, N. Y., n s 141st 3d h e Alexander av
Wallace Thomas, postmaster, s w c 141st & Willis av
AVallace John H., moulder, s s Melrose 3d h w Wash'n av
Wallace Michael, machinist, n s Mott 1st h w College av
W^ahl George, carpet weaver, e s 3d av lid h s Rose
AV^eintz Conrad, carpenter, n s Mary 2d h w Wash'n av
Werner Stephana, laundress, n s Springfield 6th h w 3d av
Weinheimer Louis, tailor, n s Springfield 5th h e Morris av
Weitz Anton, shoemkr, nee Schuyler & Courtland av
Wetz Charles, machinist, s s Schuyler 8th h e Courtland av
Weibert Charles, sash «fc blinds, w s Wash'n av 1st h s Mary
Wenner Charles, carpenter n s Schuyler 4th h e Morris av
Wetterer Anthony, ropemkr, s s Schuyler 7 th h e Courtland av
Werner Caspar, shoemkr, n w c Waverh^ & 3d av
W^ells James, e s 3d av 3d h s Milton
Wells Jacob, w s 3d av lid h e William

Wells John L., publisher, N. Y., w s Boston rd Ist h s Seventh
Wells Emily A., w s Boston rd 1st h s Seventh
Wells Peter, carpenter, N. Y., n s Main 3d h e R R av
Wells AValter, cai-penter, N. Y., n s Melrose 3d h w Court-
land av
AVerthman Fritz, Ibr., m' s 3d av 1st h s Elton
AVeitzel John, grocer, s w c Governeur & 3d av
AVeitzel Henry, Ibr., s w c Governeur & 3d av
AVein Charles, tailor, w s 3d av lid h n Mott
Weisbrod Frederick, carpenter, n s Mott 7th h w Courtland av
AVeis Martin, tailor, n s Melrose 7th h e Courtland av
AVeis John, tailor, n 8 Melrose 8th h e Courtland av
AVeiss John, dairy, e s R R av lid h n Fifth
AVeise John, confectioner, N. Y., n s 144th 5th h e AVillis av
AVeise George, carpenter, w s Retreat av 2d h s Henry
AVESTCHESTER TIMES, D. B. FRISBEE, EDITOR AND

PUBLISHER, 8 8 Fifth nr R R av
AVESTCHESTER DEUTSCHE ZEITUNG, n s Milton nr

Courtland av
WESTCHieSTER COUNTY JOURNAL, James StiUman,

editor and publisher, n s Fifth nr Wash'n av
Wenz Charles, shoemkr, n s New lid h e Forest av
Weed Augu»tu8 G., broker, N. Y., w e Villa pi 1st h n George

100 MOBRISANIA DIBECTORY.

Weber John, carpenter, nee Forest av & Ne\r

Weber John, tailor, e 8 3d av '2d h s Eighth

Weber George, brewer, e s 3d av 2d h s Sixth

Weber Jacob, tailor, w s 3d av 2d h s Fourth

Weber Peter, baker, N. Y., e s 3d av 2d h 8 Sprinqj pi

Weber Jjouis, blacksmith, w s Fulton av 6th h 8 Eighth

Weber George, shoenikr, e 8 Concord av 2d h s Lexington

Weber Philip, saloon, e s 3d av 5th h s Grove

Weikert Michael, gardener, e s 3.1 av 5th h s Fifth

Weireter John, liquors, n w c 3d av & Fifth

Westerman Henry, blacksmith, w s 3d av 6th h s Fifth

Weinan Charles, Ibr., w s Franklin av 1st h n Seventh

Wellig Frank, mason, s s William 2d h e Courtland av

Welsh Thomas, Ibr., n s Teller pi 2d h w Courtland av

Welsli Horatio C, brush mfr, s s Sixth 1st h e Boston rd

Welsh James, Ibr., e s R R av 1st h n Elton

Welch James H., revenue, N. Y., n e c 3d av & First pi

Wentzler Louis, grocer, s s Milton 2d h w Wash'n av

Wengler Andreas, mason, s s Milton 5th h w Wash'n av

Weiner Joseph, tailor, w s Wash'n av 2d h n Melrose

We^'man Charles, i)ainter, s s Melrose 2d h w Courtland av

Weyand P., blacksmith, e s 3d av 5th h s Sixth

Webber Fred., butcher, sec Wash'n av & Fifth

Weiler Jacob, brewer, s s Sixth 1st h w 3d av

Weiss Chas. J., jeweller, e s Wash'n av 3d h n Second

Wessell Fred., Ibr., s s Third 3d h w Wash'n av

Webster Wm., inventor, w s Wash'n av 1st h s Fourth

Webster Joseph M., clerk, N. Y., w s Wash'n av 1st hs Fourth

AV'ebster Stephen, mer., N. Y., e s Grove opp Second pi

Webb Titus, w s Wash'n av 2d h s Fourth

Westervelt P»enj., carriage trimmer, e s Wash'n av 2d h s Fiftle

Werthof Mr., tailor, e s Eobbins av 1st h n Tineas

Weberg Theodore, e s Benson av 3d h n West<jhester rd

Wentling George, gardener, w s Butternut av 4th h s Ella

Westerfield M'm. (Rev.,) e s Grove av 2d h n Cliff

Weaton George, n s 1 42d 3d h e 3d av

Weeks George S., nuisician, n s 140th 1st h w Willis av

Weeks Helen, wid., s « 141 st Ist h w Willis av

Weeks Dewitt ('., builder, e s Walton av 5th h a Ella

Weeks Frank M., e s Walton av 5th h s Ella

Weeks Charles A., painter, o s 3d av opp Third

Weekly Marv, wid., miUiner, s w e Courtland av & Tliirdi

Weldon John, Ibr., n w c Willis av & 144th

Weldon John, gardener, w s Macomb av Ist h n Grove»

West Caroline dry goods, w s 3d av Ist h n 145th .

MORBISA^^IA DIEECIORY, 107

West Francis, driver, n s First 1st h e li R ar

Weirst Karl, Ibr., » w c 3d av & Smeeman

Weisheimer John, Ibr,, w s od av 2d h n Henrick

Whitty Anna, wid., w s Fulton av 4th h a Eighth

Whittey Joseph, stair builder, n s William 4th li w Wash'n av

Whitting Charles, tinsmith, s s Third 2d h w Wash'n a^

Whiting Mary, e s Walton av 2d h s Ella

White Charles W., lumber, N. Y., e s Boston rd 2d h n Sixth

White Joseph, engr., N. Y., e s Forest av 1st h s Strong

White Wm. P., vender, w s Forest av 2d h s Wall

White John, grocer, w s 8d av od h s Third

White Edward Ij., w s od av od h s Third

White James, iron finisher, n s Union 5th h av AVash' n av

White Charles F., feed, s \v c Union & Wash'n av

White Geo., whitewasher, N. Y., n s WaA erly 7th h w Wash'n av

White James C. W., harness, n s Prospect 7th h w Wash'n av

White Charles H., carpenter, n s Prospect 7th h w Wash'n av

White Thomas W., harness, n s Prospect 7th h w Wash'n av

White Charles, carpenter, w s Forest av M K s Cliff

White Mrs., wid., e s av A 5th h s Cliff

White Alexander, machinist, n s 144th 8d h e AVillis av

White George, piano stools, n s 144th 3d h e Willis av

VV^hite Randolph, piano mkr, N. Y., s s Mary 5th h w < 'ourt-

land av
Whealen James, plumber, n w c William & (Jourtland av
Whealen Charles, plumber, n vf c William «& Courtland av
Whealen J. & Bro., plumbers, n w c William & Courtland av
Whealen Patrick, Ibr., e s Robbins av 4th h n Tineas
Wheat Wm. J., painter, w s Courtland av Ist h n AVa^erly
Whitcouski Julius, e s College av 1st h s Garden
Whitman Jacob, moulder, s s Denman 8th h w Courtland av
Wheeler John, teamster, N. Y., w s Courtland av 1st h s Bon-
son
Wilhelm Nicholas, mason, s s Mary 5th h e Courtland av
Wilcox Henry C, sewing machines, N. Y"., n s Springfield 1st

h e Morris av
Wiegand Taugott, grocer, w s Courtland av 1st h s Springfield
WilHs Samuel, whitewasher, n s Schuyler, 9th h w 3d av
WiUis John H., painter, w s l^ R av opp Seventh
Winder Philip, machinist, n s Schuyler 9th h e Courtland av
Witt August, pianomkr., n s Schuyler 4th h e Courtland av
Wilz Frank, tailor, s s Elton 4th h w 3d av
Wismarth Michael, driver, s s Elton 2d h e Courtland n\
Williams Edward M., bookkeejier, N. Y., e s Yilla pi 1st h n
George

JOK MORRISANIA DiaiKCTORY;

WJUiaiiiH Lemuel J., trav. agentj n s Schuyler 1st li w Court-
land av
Williams Josephine, Mid., laundress, h w c Schuyler & Conrt-

land av
Williams Charles," porter, "iv s Wash'n av 2d h n Schuyler
Williams Henry, liquor, w s Boston rd opp Union av
Williams Benj., driver, e s K K av 1st h s Second
Williams John, Ibr., w s Courtland av 1st h n Union
Williams Cornelius, carpenter, e s Wash'n av l->d h n Eighth'
Williams Jas. H., porter, N. Y., n s Third "Id h e li P. av '
Williams James (Kev.,) n s 144th 1st li e Willis av
Williams Frederick, bakery, w s o«l av 'id h n Bronx
Williamson Smith, clerk, sec ColU^ge av »S: AVillow pi
Williamson llug-h, tinsmith, e s AVasli'n av 1st h s Melrof^e
Winter John, tailor, n s Governeur 4th h w ( 'ourtland av
Wiell John, Ibr., w s Hd av oth h s Milton
Wllhelm John A., tailor, e s 3d av 4th h s Grove
Wichner Conrad, Ibr., n s ^Mott 4th h w od av
AVinigen Henry, carriage mkr, n s Mott 3d h w itorrls av
Wink Martin, shoomkr, e s Courtland av 1st h n Mott
Wiley Joseph, grocer, w s Boston rd 1st h s Jefferson
Wild James, s w c Boston rd k Seventh
Wilsey Edward, paper hanorer, e s Forest av lid h s George
Wilkenson Gef)rge, clerk, w s od av 3d h s Sixth
Wiswell Horatio, pianomkr, Brooklyn, n s Eighth 1st h w Cot-
tage pi
Wilson Mrs. Anna, e s II R av Sth h n Seventh
Wilson James, stone-cutter, e s Wash'n av 1st h s Melrose
AVllson Gilbert, clerk, s s 14lid 6th h w Willis av
Wirth John, cigarmkr, w s R R av 3d h s Eighth
Wilkins Theodore, upholsterer, N. Y., w s Fulton av ^)t\\ h n

Fifth
Winkler Nicholas, shocmkr, s s William 1st h e Courtland av
Wibben Henry, mason, n s Waverly 6th h e (courtland av
Wiberly Thomas, mfr, e w R R av 3d h n Fourth
Wiberly Thomas J., clerk, e s R R av 3d h n Fourth
Windemuth George (Rev.,) e s AVash'n av 6th h s Milton
Windish Frederick, Ibr., n s Wilham 'Jd h e Courtland av
Wicks Thomas, n s First lid h w 3d av
Wiltshaw Wm., painter, s s Third 3d li w Wash'n av
Wilt AVm. li., planer, sec Eighth & Wash'n av
Witter Ik-nj., brewer, w s av A 4th h s Cliff
Winter Lewis, machinist, w s Tinton av 2d h n Wr Railroad
Wiegand Jacob, gardener, n a Wr Railroad Tith h e Bobbins av
YViemos Joseph, Ibr., e s St. Ann's av 4th h n Wr Railroad

mobrikSania directory. loa

Wicisig George, butcher, e s Retieat av 4th h n Westchester rd
Willow Stephen, tailor, s s 14nth 1st e 3d av
Wiegans Guy, milkman, s s 145th Ist h e Mill Brook
Wiley John, Ibr., s s 14od 6th h w Clifton av
Wimpress Wm. jr., carpenter, s 8 143d 7th h e 3d av
Wimpress Harriet, dry goods, e s od av 4th h n 144t]i
Wimpress William, shoemkr, e s College av 1st h s Garden
Willard Geo. A., lumber, N. Y., s s 139th 3d h e WiUis a\-
Wightman Wm., clerk, X. Y., w s 3d av 1st h s Willow pi
Woods Joseph 1*. (Rev.,) nee Jefferson & Franklin av
Wood John, mason, w s Boston rd opp Union av
Woods James, umbrellas, N. Y^., n w c Boston rd »S: »Sixtli
Woods D. N., clerk, N. Y., n ^v c Boston rd »S: Sixth
Woods William, clerk, N. Y., n w c Boston rd & Sixth
AVoodward Charles, brass founder, sec AN'aslt n av & Seventli
A\'o<»druff William, glass blower, av s 3d av 1st li n 130t]i
Woodruff IVroscs, carman, w s 3d av 4th h s Fifth
Wolff' John, shoe mkr, w s 3d av 4t]i h n Fiftli
Wollen Stephen, brewer, aa* s 3d av 7th h s Eiglith
AVoehlo i\[rs., Avasiierwoman, s s Third 3d li av Wash'n av
Woelz Mrs. Catharine, grocery, s s Third lid h av 3d av
Wolgcniued MicliaeL dri\er, s s Westchester rd nr Eagle av
Wolford George, carpenter, N. Y., s s 137th '2d h av 3d nv
Worthington James, n s Concord oth h a\' College aA^
Wodrup AMlliam S., porter, N. Y., e s 3d av 1st h s Milton
Worster Frederick, Ijaker, av s Courtland a\' 3d h s Benson
AVriglit Wm., II., carpenter, n s Springfield r)th h e Morris av
Wrinlit Stephen J., builder. N. Y., n s Springfield 7tli li ••

jNlorris av
AN'right Isaac E.. builder, K. Y., n s Sprin;2,field SiJi ]\ v Mm'-

ris aA'
A\'right William, mason, av s 3d av Sth h s ]\[ilton
A\'right Green, eontractor, s e c Westchrstcr rd *S: Eagle av
AVriglit Theodore A., mer., N. Y., ^\ s Spring opp ILelcn
Wright I'hili}), fisli, s s M'estchester rd 1st h e St. Ann's av
AVriglit Sinu)n, contractor, s s Milton 3d h e Courtland av
Wright John J., oils, N. Y., n s 141st 1st h e Alexander av
AVrede AndrcAv, n s Wr Railroad ()th h e Robbins aA'
Wragg Joseph, rope mkr, e s Wash'n av 5th h n Second
AVidf'ertli A\'m., cabinet mkr, s s Milton 1st h e (.'ourtland av
Wunderlich John, cigar mkr, s s First 5th h av 3d av
Wurm August, cutter, s s Third 2d h e R R av
Wuif ^lina, Avid., e s Rob1)ins av 1st h n Wr Railroad
Wulf AndrcAv. Ibr., s s Schuyler 1st h w Wash'n av
Wulf Hans C., saloon, av s 3d av "id h s Mdton

110 MORRISANIA DIRECTORY.

Wuensch August, paper box mfr, n s Schuyler let h w Court-
land av
Wuscliert Peter, Ibr., e s 8d av Gtli h s Henr}'
Wynne Jjockland, liquors, w s 3d av 5th h n Eighth
Wynne Andrew, Ibr., w s 8d 4th h n Eighth
Wylis Georgt', butcher, N. Y., n e c 8d av & Seventh
Wylie Samuel, engineer, w s Hd av 4th h n Mott

Yard Henry, Ibr., s s Governeur 1st w Courtland av

Yates J,, superintendent iron works, e s Macomb av Ist h n

Van Stoll
Yenney Joseph, peddler, h s Eirst 8th h w R R av
Yenney John, peddler, s s First 8th h w R R av
Yeaty AJolph, iron moulder, n s 139th 4th h w 3d av
Young John, blacksmith, n s Waverly 1st h w Wash'n av
Young James R., builder, e s Benson av 2d h n Westchester rd
Young A. C, merchant, N. Y., n s Irving pi 1st h w R R av
Young Isabella, wid., s s 146th *2d h e Willis av
Young Adam, gardener, s s Elton 3d h e Courtland av
Young Christina, laundress, e s 3d av 8th h s Milton
Young Joseph, bookkeeper, N. Y., n s Denman 4th hw Court-
land av
Younger George, carpenter, w s 3d av 1st h n Bronx
York John, undertaker, sec 145th & 3d av
York William, saloon, w s 3d av 1st h n Bronx
Yoecker Edward, saloon, e s Willis av 2d h s 146th

z

Zabinski Adolph, boots & shoes, e s 3d av 1st h n Fifth
Zapp ]\fatthew, cab mkr, n s Elton 3d h w Courtland av
Zander Charles, tailor, s s Schuyler 6th h w AVash'n av
Zeumer Francis, (Rev.,) s av c Springfield & Courtland av
Zeuschner George, physician, e s Courtland av 1st h n Elton
Zeltner llenr}', brewer, sec Eighth & 3d av
Zeltner's Brewery, n s I^^ighth bet 3d ct Franklin avs
Zelliiig Fred., grocer, s w c Franklin av & Seventh
Zclliiig Elizabeth, seamstress, w s Franklin av 1st h s Seventh
Zelliiig Henry, goldbeater, w s Franklin av 1st h s Seventh
Z(nssig Alex., door mfr, \v s Forest av 1st h s Clitf
Zell Henry, Ibr., n s Mott 3d h w Courtland av
Zell Henry, jr., Ibr., n s Mott 3d h w Courtland av
Ziechman Martin, tailor, s s Schuyler 8th h w Wash'n av

MORRISANIA DIRECTORY. Ill

Zilch Henry, shoe mkr, n a Mott 1st h e Morris av
Zimnierniann Reiiihard, saloon, w s 8d av 8d h n Henrj'
Zimmermann Wm., cigars, w s od av 2d h s Westchester rd
Zink John, shoe mkr, n s Governeur 4th h w 8d av
Zink Godi'red, jr., stone cutter, s s Uncas Ist h e Tin ton av
Zink Ixodired, stone cutter, s s Uncas 1st h e Tinton av
Zink Thomas, grocer, n w c Governeur & Morris av
Zink Ludwig, druggist, w s 3d av opp Spring pi
Ziechler Martin, tailor, n s Prospect bd h e Oourtland av
Ziegler & Bro., boots &, shoes, e s 8d av 1st h s 144th
Ziegler William S., e s 3d av Ist h s 144th
Ziegler George, Ibr., s s {Schuyler 5th h w Courtland av
Zimmerman Bernard, varnisner, n s Milton 5th h e Court-
land av
Zimmerman John Q., cigars, s s Westchester rd 8d h e Re-
treat av
Zimmerman Chas. H., cigar mkr, s s Westchester rd 8d h e

Retreat av
Zimmerman Charles, baker, w s Wash'n av 8th h n Second
ZoUnger Bernard, tiiiisuer, s s Mott 7th h w College av
Zorer Louis, painter, e s College av 2d h s Mam
Zorn Charles, grocer, s s Pro&pect 4th h e Courtland av
Zum Buehl Clias., tancy goods, w s Courtland av 1st h s

Springheld
Zurlowen ±erdniand, n s Springfield 11th h w od av
Zurlowen l^VetlericK, cigar ma*, u s Springfield llttih w od av
Zugner Joseph, painter, e s od av 5th h s Heury
Zuguer LoUrens, undercaker, e s 8d av 5th h s Henry
Zugeher August, iDr., \v s »ia av 1st h n Dennian
Zwinge Xavior, saioou, s w c Westchester rd ik, Clifton av
Zwickert Antuouy, oliutj mkr, sec Ruse & 8d av
Zwickert Anciioiij , jr., saloon, e s od av 4th li s Rose
Zwmk John, iiuih., w s R R av 4th h s Wash'n av

HIGHBRIDGEVILLE DIRECTORY.

Anderson H. A., wid., w s Central av 8d h s Anderson av
Anderson J. S., w s Central av od h s Anderson av
Arcularius Geo. P., Jerome Park Hotel, junction Central &
Gerard avs

IT'i HIOUBKIDGEVILLE DIEECTORY

B

Baxter .Tolm, ll)r., Orchard nr Anderson av

Bowie I'eter, blacksmith, n w c Sodjj^wick nv A: Devoe

Brion Michael, Underelifl* Hotel, sec Sed^^wick av & Depot pi

Brady Thomas, ihr., u w c Sedgwick av & Devoe

Brady James, ibr., n s Devoe 4th h w Hip^hltridj^-e av

Broughton S.. Woodbine T'ottage, u \s- c Sedgwick av &

Depot pJ
Burke Washington, carpenter, e s Lind av oth h s Beach
Burns Tliomas, liquors, nee Beach »fc Highbridge av
Byrne John, clerk, s s Beacli 1st h -nv Highbridge a\
Byrne L*., liquors, s w c Highbridge a.y & T'uion

c

( 'abot I'hilliji J., carpenter, e s Central av opp Anderson av

Casey John, ll)r., n s I)evoe -d h w Highbridge av

Clark ^\'m., drugs, w s Central av 1st h s Anderson av

Classen Fred., gardener, e s Lind av od li s Beach

Connors iVlartin, Ibr., ii w c Sedgwick av tS: Devoe

Corsa P)ros., feed, ^v s Sedgwick av nr AVolf

Couse Isaac, Jeronip l*ark carriage factory, s w c Central &

(rcrard avs
Conrad & (rciger, hotel, ( '< Mitral l^»ri<lge
Craft Wni., bartender, .Icvome Park Hotel, junction Central

& Gerard a^ s

I)

D'Arcy l.awrence, Ujr., s s lieacli 1st h w Highbridge av
Daly I'atrick, contractor, n s Devoe lM ]l av lliglibridge av
Daly .lolm, Ibr., n av c Sedgwick iiv S: De^oe
])aley Iverns !>., merchant, N. Y., e s Highbridge av 1st h n
( 'eutral aA-

Dalev \'aleiitine, merdiant. X. Y.. e s Higlibridg<' av bst h n

on

( entrai av
Davis Chas. W., bartender, l-leetwood ( 'ottage Hotel, c Cen-
tral cS: Anderson avs
Darney Win., Ibr.. e s Lind av 'Id h s Beach
Dexheimer .lacob, Humboldt House, Central av opj) .lames
Denny Daniel, merchant, N. Y., e s Lind av 1st li s BeacIi
I)evlin John, Ibr., n w c Sedgwick tS: Devoe
Deuring .lames, Ibr., n w c Sedgwick av & l)evoe
Dilsrer Frank, bartender, Central av c Seda'wick av

HIGHBRIDGEVILLE DIEECTORY. 113

Dimon Charles, Ibr., e s Lind av od h n Devoe
Dillahid Patrick, Ibr., n w c Sedgwick av & Devoe
Divlin John, Ibr., n w c Sedg^vick av & Devoe
Dolaa Patrick, Ibr., n w c Sedgwick av & Devoe
Dougherty Mrs., wid., w s Highb ridge av '2d. h n Central av
Donelly James, Ibr., n w c Sedgwick av & Devoe
Dollen Patrick, Ibr., n w c Sedgwick av & Devoe
Donavan Thomas, Ibr, n w c Sedgwick av & Devoe
Donnell Wm. M., clerk, w s Highbridge av Ist h n Devoe
Donges Christian, carpenter, w s Highbridge av 8th h n Devoe
Drummond John B., s e c Highbridge & 3d av
Dugan Edward, Ibr., n w c Sedgwick av & Devoe

E

Elwes C. F., w s Highbridge av 2dh n Devoe

Faley Dennis, Ibr., n s Devoe 2d h w Highbridge av
Ferguson James, Ibr., e s Highbridge av 1st h n Devoe
Fitzpatrick Francis, Ibr., e s Highbridge av 4:th h n Beack
Fitzpatrick James, Ibr., e s Highbridge av 8d h n Beach
Fitzpatrick Patrick, Ibr., n w c Sedgwick av & Devoe
Fitzsimmons James, coachman, w s Central av 1st h s Ander-
son av
Fletcher Samuel, grocer, n w c Beach & Highbridge av
Flinn John., ibr., n w c Sedgwick av & Devoe
Flannery James, Ibr., n w c Sedgwick av & Devoe

a

Gaynor Peter, coachman, e s Highbridge av Ist h n Devoe
Galagher Edward, Ibr., n w c Sedgwick av & Devoe
Galagher Michael, Ibr., n w^ c Sedgwick av & Devoe
Gillen Edward, Ibr., e s Lind av od h n Devoe
Gleason Michael, Ibr., e s Highbridge av 1st h n Devoe
Goebel Geo. S., ice dealer, e s Anderson av "Jd h e 2d av
Gorman Michael, Ibr., n w c Devoe & Highbridge av
Gray F., boarding-house, e s Lind av 3d h n Devoe

H

Hart William, carpenter, n s Devoe 1st h w Highbridge ar
Hartley William, bartender, Parker house, s w c Sedgwick ar
& Wolf

114 HIGHBEIDGEVILLE DIEECTOEY.

Hall John, Ibr., w s Anderson av 1st li s 2d av
Hall H. C, carpenter, av ^ Anderson av Isth s '2d av
Hammond Eobt., waiter, s w c Central & Gerard avs
Hennessey John, carpenter, nee Beach & Highbridge av
Hebdin E. Y., clerk, w s Highbridge av 1st h n Devoe
Holmes James, hostler, sec Cromwell & l2d avs

I

Ivins Joseph, hostler, Conrad's Hotel, Central Bridge

K

Kafney Thomas, Ibr., n w c Lind av 1st h n Devoe
Karl John, Eamble Cottage, Highbridge

Kemp John H., mer., N. Y., w s Highbridge av 3d h n Cen-
tral av
Keating Thomas, Ibr., e s Highbridge av opp Devoe
KeUing John, Ibr., e s Lind av 3d h n Devoe
Kenney Patrick, Ibr., e s Lind av 3d h n Devoe
Kenny Michael, Ibr., e s Lind av 1st h n Devoe
Kehoe Charles, Ibr., e s Lind. av 3d h n Devoe
Ketchum Eonald A., builder, e s Beach 1st h e Sedgwick av
Ketcham Edgar, jr., lawyer, w s Central av 2d h s Ander-
son av
Kemp Aaron, mer., N. Y., w s Highbridge av 4th h n Cen-
tral av
Kealy John, Ibr., n s Devoe 2d h w Highbridge av
Kennedy Thomas, police, s w c Union & Lind av
Kennedy Thomas, carpenter, nee Beach & Highbridge av
Kern Wm., Ibr., Highbridge av
King Patrick, Ibr., n w c Sedgwick av & Devoe
Kogen John, Ibr., n w c Sedgwick av & Devoe
Kyle Matthew, Kyle's Cottage, Highbridge

L

Leary James, Ibr., e s Lind av 3d h n Devoe
Lynch John, Ibr., n w c Sedgwick av & Devoe
Lennon Michael, liquors, Highbridge 2d h n 4th av

M

Mahan Martin, Ibr., e s Lind av 3d h n Devoe
Mack John, Ibr., n w c Sedgwi<5k av & Devoe
Maxwell Mrs., And., e s Highbridge av 1st h n Beach

HIGHBEIDGEYILLE DIEECTORY. 115

Merritt John H., painter, N. Y., w s Higlibridge av od li n

Devoe
'Meier Edward, gardener, w s Lind av 1st h s Beach ,
McCormick Bernard, Ibr., n w c Sedgwick av & Devoe
McGormick Chris., Ibr., n w c Sedgwick av & Devoe
McCaffrey James, Ibr., e s Lind av 3d h n Devoe
McDonald James, Ibr., n w c Sedgwick av & Devoe
McGrann Edward, Ibr., w s Highbridge av 10th h n Devoe
McGraw Alex., hostler, s w c Sedgwick av & Wolf
McGinnis Win., Ibr., n w c Sedgwick av & Devoe
McGovern Hubert, Ibr., e s Highbridge av 1st h n Devoe
McLoughlin John, hostler, w s Central av 1st h s Clark
McLoughlin Wm., hostler, w s Central av 1st h s Clark
McLeod David, builder, N. Y., e s Highbridge av opp Devoe
McNalletty John, Ibr., e s Lind av od h n Devoe
Mierisch, grocer, w s Highbridge av 9th h n Devoe
Moore Eichard, carpenter, n w c Highbridge av & Orchard
Morrison Eugene C., engineer., w s Highbridge av 2d h n.

Devoe
MOONEY JAMES J., PAEKEE HOUSE, s w c Sedgwick &

Wolf
Murray Welwood, importer, N. Y., w s Highbridge av 1st h n

Central av
Murray Matthew, Ibr., n w c Sedgwick av & Devoe
Muller Marx, n s Devoe 2d h w Highbridge av
MuUer Gustave, shoenikr, sec Beach & Highbridge ar
Muller Eobert, Ibr., n w c Sedgwick av & Devoe
Mulligan James, Ibr., n w c Sedgwick av & Devoe
Muran John, Ibr., e s Lind av 3d h n Devoe
Murphy Dennis, Ibr., w s Lind av 1st h n Devoe
Murphy John, Ibr., n w c Sedgwick av & Devoe

N

I^icholson Murtha, laborer., e s Hif!:hbridge av Ist h n De-
voe
J^icholson Murtha, gardener, e s Lind ar 3d h n Devoe

0

■O'Connell Ann, wid., e s Highbridge av 2d h n Beach
O'Brien Patrick, Ibr., e s Hi8:hbridge av 1st h n Devoe
O'Brien Christopher, Ibr., n w c Sedgwick av & Devoe
O'Donnell Patrick, Ibr., e s Lind av 3d h n Devoe
Otting John, Ibr., n w c Sedgwick av & Devoe

110 HIGHBEIDGEA-ILLE DIEECTOEY.

P

Paschke Otto, clerk, N. Y., w s Higlibridgje av 4tli li n De-

voe
Paschke Theodore, engiueer., w s Highbridge av 4th h n De-

voe
Post Adam II., grocer, e s Andersou av 1st h e 2d av

a

Quinn Patricia, mason, e s Lind av od h n Devoe
Quick Maria, wid., e s Highbridge av od h n Beach

R

Pigley Patrick, masou, e s Lind av od h n Devoe
Pielley Thomas, Ibr., n w c Sedgwick av & Devoe
PielleV Michael, plumber, w s Highbridge, av 9th h n Devoe-
Bittermann Israel, nee Gerard av & Arcu'.arius pi
Pooney Michael, Ibr., n w c Sedgwick av & Devoe
Pussell Henry A., agent, e s Anderson av 3d h s 2d av
Pvan Patrick, Ibr., e s Lind av od h n Devoe

Savor John, butcher, e s Lind av 4th h n Devoe

ScuUey James, Ibr., n w c Sedgwick av & Devoe

Sheriden Patrick, Ibr., e s Lind av od h n Devoe

Sheridan John, Ibr., n w c SedgAvick av «& Devoe

Sheppard Edward, watchman, s s Union 3d h w Highbridge

av
Smith William E., Eleetwood Cottage, c Central «& Anderson

avs
Smith Edward, Ibr., e s Lind av 3d h n Devoe
Spelman John, watchman, sec Lind av & Beach
Spelun Patrick, Ibr., e s Lind av od h n Devoe
Spoerry Geo., lawyer, N. Y., w s Anderson av 1st li w Cen-
tral av
Sullivan Daniel, 11 )r., n w c Sedgwick av & Devoe

T

Tierney Thomas, hostler, e Central & Anderson avs
Tierney James, hostler, e Central & Anderson avs
Toker James, Ibr., n w e Sedgwick av & Devoe
Tracoy Jerry, Ibr., n w c Sedgwick av & Devoe

HIGHBEIDGEVILLE BIEECTOEY. 117

Weintzel George, sash & blinds, n s Devoe 1st h w High-
bridge av
Welch James, Ibr., ii w c Sedgwick av & Devoe
Welch Michael, Ibr., n w c Sedgwick av & Devoe
Welch Martin, Ibr., e s Lind av 3d h n Devoe
Wilkinson Thomas, Ibr., e s Highb ridge av 4th h n Beach
Wright John, supt., s s Beach 1st h w Lind av
Wilhams Jerry, waiter, Conrad's hotel. Central Bridge

TEEMONT DIRECTORY,

Akin James, w s Myrtle av 5th li s Yaleiitine av

Akin Edward, carj^enter, w s Myrtle av 3d li s Mott

Akin Alexander, carpenter, w s Myrtle av 8d li s Mott '

Ahvary Francis, teacher, w s ocl av 4th h n Eleventh

Allen Adelia, wid., e s Wash'n av od h n Eleventh

Albro Geo. H., Principal ►Sclioo INo. 1, e s Wash'n av 3d h s

Eitch
Andrus H. W., agent, w s Wash'n av 3d h s Fitch
Arras Eobert, painter, w s Myrtle av 3d h s Valentine av
Ayres Albert, w s 3d av 4th h n Twelfth

B

Bathgate Alex., farmer, w s 3d av Cth h n Eighth

Bathgate James, physician, w s 3d av 6th h n Eighth

Babch Christian L., jewelry, N. Y., e s Wash'n av lat h a

Marble
Barry Michael, Ibr., Myrtle av 1st li s Mott
Bany J^mes, moulder. Myrtle av 1st h s Mott
BaiTy John, plumber, Myrtle av 1st h s Mott
Barry Barney, drug clerk. Myrtle av 1st h s Mott
Barndollar Charles, roller mki*, N. Y., n s Marble 1st h w

Wash'n av
Bender Jacob, wheelwright, N. Y^., s e c E E av & Fitch
Behrens Henry J., machinist. Myrtle av 4th h s E'itch
Beames James F., piano mfr, N. Y^., w s 3d av 2d h n Morris
Bendick Penderson, carpent^ e s 3d av 3d h n Monroe
Bendick Eobert, cuii)enter, -^ 3d av n w c Monroe
Beck Jacob, carpenter, w s Madison av 5th h n Twelfth
Becker ( 'arl, tailor, n s Morris nr 3d av

Bedell AVm. A., bookbinder, N. Y^., nee Fitch & Madison av
Bedell John, merchant, N. Y"., e s Madison av 1st h n Fitch
Bedell George, merchant, N. Y''., e s Madison av 1st h n Fitch
Bogart Wm. 11. , police, w s Myrtle av 1st h s Valentine av
35oyd Daniel, agent, N. Y'., a s Mott 5th h w Myrtle av
Bowen Mr., grocer, n w c Ninth & Wash'n av

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TEEMONT DIEECTOEY. 119

Bonfils S. D., glass ware, N. Y,, e s Wash'n av s e c Eleventh.

Bowers Henry, carpenter, w s Wash'n av 1st h s Twelfth

Boss Luclwig, saloon, s w e 3d av & Morris «

Braken Henry, carpenter, w s 3d av 2d h n Marble

Brey James J., asst. station agent

Brown Paul E., (Eev.,) w s Wash'n av 5th h s Monroe

Burridge Thomas, accountant, N. Y., e s E E av 2d h s Tenth

Butler Thomas, blacksmith, w s 3d av s w c Tenth

Butters William T., -oiinter, N. Y"., w s AVash'n av 2d h. s

Twelfth
Burris Benjamin, carpenter, w s 3d av 4th h n Monroe

c

Carpenter Samuel, sp. det., N. Y., e s Madison av 5th h n

Eleventh
Cam John, carj^enter, e s 3d av 3d h n Monroe
Carmer Maria, wid., w s Wash,n av 2d h s Tenth
Cannon Nicholas, merchant, N. Y., s s Morris 1st h e Madi-
son av
Chapman John, bookkeeper, N. Y., e s E E av 1st h s Fitch
Chesterman Edwin, w s Madison av 1st h n Fitch
Clark Eichard, clerk, N. Y"., e s E E av 6th h n Eighth
Clark Francis, clerk, N. Y., e s E E av 6th h n Eighth
Clark Carl, Ibr., e s Madison 2d h n Mott
Clock e G. D. W., lawyer, e s E E av nr Mott, r Grand av nr

Central av
Conlon Patrick, laborer, e s Madison av 1st h n Monroe
Collins Cornelius H., driver, w s Madison av 1st h n Mott
Cornell Mark, w s Madison av 1st h s Tenth
Cofiee John, laborer, e s Wash'n av 2d h n Ninth
Connor Daniel, merchant, N. Y., w s Wash'n av 2d h n Ninth
Costolo John, Ibr., w s Madison av 1st h s Mori is
Couenhoven Eobt. E., pianofortes, N. Y., s s Fitch 1st h w

Madison av
Condon James, Ibr., e s E E av 2d h n Morris
Coen John, Ibr., Myrtle av 1st h s Mott
Cooper Mrs., physician, n e c E E av & Eleventh
Crawford Charles, painter, s e c E E av & Fitch
Crewitt Bros., hardware, n w c Wash'n av & Fitch
Crewitt A. B., hardware, r w s Wash'n av 3d h n Marble
Crewitt J. D., hardware, r w s Wash'n av 3d h n Marble
Crewitt A. H., hardware, r w s Wash'n av 3d h n Marble
Cranston Geo., Ibr., w s 3d av 3d h n Eleventh
Crotty Patrick, hotel, n w c 3d av «& Morris

1-20 TEEMONT DIRECTORY.

D

Davis Amelia P., wid., w s Madison av 1st h n Monroe
Davison Wni., grocer, e s AVash'n av 4th h n Fitch
Davidson W. J., grocer, s e c E, R av & Morris
De AVilde Fred'k A., clerk, N. Y., w s Madison av 1st h n

Marble
Ditniering Geo., tailor, w s 3d av 2d h n Eleventh
Donohiie Anna, wid., n s Fitch 2d h w Myrtle
Dodge Peter, carpenter, Myrtle av 1st h s Fitch
Dodge Wm., carpenter. Myrtle av 1st h s Fitch
Doughty John, civil eng., w s Wash'n av 2d h s Monroe
Donohue John, Ibr., w s od av 2d hw Monroe
Doyle Patrick, Ibr., w s Madison av 1st li n Tenth
Doyle Michael, tailor, e s Wash'n av 1st h n Mott
Dorf Elias, fancy store, s s Morris 2d h e Wash'n av
Druhe Francis, butcher, sec Mott & Wash'n av
Droz H. E., importer, N. Y., Myrtle av 4th h s Mott
Druisel G. C, coppersmith, n s Eleventh 1st h e P R av
Dutting Henry, piano mkr, N. Y., e s P P av 7th h n Tenth
Dunn Michael, carriage mkr, n w c Wash'n av & Eleventh
Duare Thomas, ibr., s w cElevdnth & od av
Dugan Patrick, milkman, ^v s Madison av od h n Marble
Dunham Albert, carpenter, w s Madison av 1st h n Twelfth.
Dunham Peter P., mason, sec Madison av & Fitch
Dunham Thomas N., printer, sec Madison av & Fitch

E

Eberle Peter, blacksmith, e s P P av 1st h n Tenth
Egglesden John, carpenter, e s P P av 2d h n Morris
Etting F. Y., physician, s s Mott 4th h w Wash'n av
Engelmann Carl, musician, n e c Fitch & Wash'n av
Eymer Matthias, cigars, w s 8d av od h n Mott

Farroll Henry A., painter, e s Madison av 4th h n Tenth
Ferdon J. J., butcher, e s R P av 7th h n Mott
Ferber Ferdinand, grocer, e s od av 4th h n Locust av
Fincke M. IL, painter, e s P P av M h n Eighth
Fincke Wm., grocer, n w c Yalentine av & Harlem P P
Fincke John, Ibr., n s Fitch 1st h w Alyrtle av
Finger Henry, w s Myrtle av 8d h s Mott
Fincke Carl & Pros., grocers, n w c Eleventh & od av
Fisher Henry F., grocer, n e c P P av & Tenth

TREMONT DIRECTORY. 121

Flink Nicholas, bakery, w s Wash'n av 2d li s Marble
Flicker Andrew, caiTiage mkr, sec Morris & Madison av
Eox Thomas, horseshoer, n s Morris 1st h e AVash'n av
Eord Henry J., e s Wash'n av 4th h n Eleventh
Toiler Oscar J., clerk, N. Y., w s Wash'n av Gth h n Ninth
Foulke Charles T., station agent, s s Mott 4th h w Myrtle av
Folz Fred., dry goods, N. Y., n w c Wash'n av & Twelfth
Francis E. C, saddles & harness, R R av opp Harlem R E

depot
Eraser Mrs. M., dry goods, R R av opp Harlem R R depot, r

w s Wash'n av 4th h n Marble
Fraclel Charles, musical composer, N. Y., e s AVorth av Ist h

s Mott
Freisprig Lorenz, Ibr., e s od av 2d h n Monroe
Franklin Morris, e s AVash'n av 5th h n Twelfth
Frazer Mrs., e s Wash'n av 2d h s Mott

Gade George, b arber, e s R R av 4th h n Mott, r s e c Mott &

Wash'n av
Gardener Fred., pattern mkr, n w c Monroe & od av
Gaul Michael, painter, nee Mott & Madison av
Garrison John, constable, w s Madison av 1st h s Tenth
Gilier Edward, machinist, e s R R av 1st h n Marble
Gleason Michael, Ibr., e s R R av 4th h n Eighth
Gleitz August, piano mkr, Myrtle av 3d h s Fitch
Gilhooly Patrick, Ibr., s s Fitch 1st h ^v Myrtle av
Grove W. A., grocer, nee R R av & Fitch
Gray James R., car builder s s R R av 1st h n Fitch
Gray AVm., architect, s s R R av 1st h n Fitch
Grobecker Wm., drugs, s e c R R av & Mott
Griffin Abner, agent, N. Y^., w s AVorth av let h s AEorris
Gregory George, e s AVash'n av 2d h s Fitch
Griswold A. D., mer., N. Y., n s Fitch Ist h e Wash n av
Gross Frank, lather, e s Madison av 2d h n Eleventh
Grogan Owen, Ibr., e s 8d av opp Monroe

H

Haskins George, carpenter, Vv^ s Madison av 2d h n Fitch
Haas Ferdinand, carpenter, e s Madison av 2d h n Mott
Harris Thomas R., [Rev.,] e s Wash'n av 5th h n Eighth
Harde Thomas, merchant, N. Y., e s Washington av 1st h n
Marble

1-22 TEEMONT DIEECTOBY.

Hall Thomas, Ibr., e s E E av 4th h n Eig:hth
Harris George, Ibr., e s E E av 4th h n Eighth
Haunon John W., tinsmith, e s E E av 7th h n Tenth
Hannegan Thomas, plumber. Myrtle av 1st h s Mott
Hawloy H. D , agent, s w c AVash'n av & Fitch
Hamann M. A., grocer, s w c Tenth & AVash'n av
'Helle Conrad, cabinet mkr, w s 8d av 8th h n Eighth
Health Francis, w s 3d av 8d h n Twelfth
Hemburger John, basket mkr, s w c Mott & 3d av
Herrman Andreas, saloon, s w c Monroe & 3d av
Hencklel Jacob, saloon, e s 3d av 4tli h n Monroe
Heath David, e s Madison av 2d h n Fitch
Held Jacob, nee TAvelfth & Wash'n av
Heinz Gottleib, boots & shoes, nee Madison av & Mon'is
Herring Wm., lawyer, n w c Wash'n av & Mott
Herring & Sampson, lawyers, s s Morris nr E E av
Hielbeck E. W., shoemkr, e s E E av •2d h n Tenth
Hillman Gottleib, stone cutter, w s 3d av 4th h n Morris
Hill Anna, wid., n w c I^inth & Wash'n av
Hohn Christopher, Ibr., n w c Eleventh & 3d av
Howie Eobt., carpenter. Tenth nr Wash'n av, r Wash'n av 3d

h n Ninth
Hojer Georjje, painter, sec Morris & Wash'n av
Hollacher Michael, saloon, e s Wash'n av 1st h n Morris
HOUSE OF EEST FOE CONSUMPTIVES, Morris bet

Wash'n & E E avs
Hoert Wm., saloon, w s Wash'n av 1st h s Fitch
Hobe C. T., s s Eleventh 2d h e E E av
Hunt John L, s w c Fitch & 3d av
Hughes John, Ibr., w s 3d av 2d h n Munroe
Hupfeldt Julius W., drugs, s s Morris 2d h w Wash'n av
Hyde James P., turner, N. Y., s s IMott 1st h w Wash'n av

I

lUium AVm., butcher, s s Morris 1st h w Wash'n av
Ingham Eebecca, wid., w s Madison av 1st h n Eleventh
Ittner Ileinrich, boarding house, w s 3d av 5th }i n Monroe
ITTNEE'S JOHN, Villa, Mvrtle av opp Depot & restaurant
lOG Grand, N. Y

J

Jenkins James, carriage dealer, N. Y., w s Wask'n av 8th h

n Eighth
Johnson James, Ibr.. n w c Eleventh & 3d av

Fifth Street, near Post Office,

N. Y. & MORRISANIA EXPRESS.

Loaves Moi-risania o*iice at 8 o'clock, A. M. and the 2sew York offices at 2.30 P, M.

Baggasje will be delivered to all the New York Eailroad Depots and Steamboat
Landing's.

Checks for Baggage lelt at either of the OflEices named below will receive prompt at-
tention.

!>1f° Furniture, Piano-, &c., carefully removed.

General Oftiees. — Morrisania, between First and 8ei!ond streets Fordham avenue.

New York— 01 William street, GG Courtland street cor. of Washington, 222 Wash-
mt^ton street, corner tit Barclay, and 88 Franklin street.

ISranch Oftices.— New York.- 3 Burling Slip, Jube's Hardware Store, 83 BoA:ery.

Mott Mavt-n.— Magee's Feed Score, Boston lload, corner 134th street.

Melrose.— Purdy'.s Grociry Store, Westchest'^r Road.

Morrisania.— Chisholru & Go's Lfrucery Store, Fitth street, A.llen"s Drug Store,
Sixth .street cor. Franklin aventie ' G. HARRIS.

mmm $mimm edNi

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.i^ IS. :H2 ' SS O OJEV !»■ E3 I=L .

Cor. Milton Street and Boston Road, Melrose.

Bank open Daily from 10 A. M. to 3 P. M.

Monday and Saturday Evenings from 6 to 9 P. M. Deposits received trom 10 cpnta

to f 5,000. Six per cent, interest allowed on all sums Irom ?5 to *5,000 free from

Government Tax.

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IILD. GARRIGUE,

DR. G. ZEUsCHNER,

1\ F. 15RUGMAN,

F. GROTE,

1 OKENZE ZI'GNER.

MICH. SICKLING,

ADAM KAISER,

NIC. THIEL,

CUAS. RTVIN1U8,

JOHN KUBIN,

JOHN EICHLER,

F. A. HEMAIEJ:,

CHAS. FRITZ,

THEODORE WILKEN

F. DeJEALIGNON,

JACOB HELD.

CASPER HAKl-:,

GUSTAVUS PFEIFFER, Frssidcnf.
(;en. FRANZ. SI(;FL, \st VucPrcndcnt.
F. HEVER, 2d Vicc.rrcsident.
A. J. RRAUDLACIIT, Treasurer.
W.M. IIdeland, Cashier and Secretary.

<i . r» 1?" e: 1 1?" 1 " 13 Ti ,

MANUFACTURER OF

LOOKING-GLASSES,

P^or trait & Fictnre Frames,

Gilt, ^^alnut and Rosewood /Mouldings,

wholesale and rj-'/fail.

PARLOR SETS MEASURED AND MADE TO ORDER.

jYo. 101) Fultori St., and o2 Ann St., ,X. Y.

Cor. Cliff' St. and Concord ^Vvenne,

MORRISANIA.

THEODORE HUNT,

Cor, Sixth St. and Washington Ave.,

PAETK'ULAK. ATTENTION PAID TO JOBBING.

Residence, Washington Avenue, between First and.Secoud Street?-,
Sole Agents forTorry's Improved Patent Weatlier Strip?.

TEEMONT DIRECTOEY. 123

p
Jones Wm., tailor, e s E E av 5th h n Mott, r Myrtle av 2d h
n Mott

K

Kearney Daniel, Ibr., e s E E av 1st li n Morris

Keal James S., agent, e s E E av 1st h s Marble

Keal Joseph, carriage nikr, e s E E av 1st h s Marble

Kennedy Michael, Ibr., w s 3d av 6th h n Eleventh

Kenyon Jno. S., merchant, N.Y., e s Wash'n av 2d h n Tenth

Keyser Peter, e s Wash'n av 3d h n Twelfth

Kennard Wm. J., Principal School No. 4, e s Wash'n avCthh

n Twelfth
Keogh Peter, Ibr., w s 3d av 2d h n Marble
Kimball Charles, agent, s s Mott 5th h w E E av
Kirby John, cary)enter, w s Madison av 1st h s Monroe
Kiug Peter, saloon, e s 3d av 6th h n Locust av
Knudel Gottlieb, cabinet mkr, w s 3d av 8th h n Eighth
Knapp Margaret, wid., nee Eleventh & Madison av
Koch George, lumber, s av c Tenth & Wash'n av
Kuntz Peter, shoemkr, w s Wash'n av 1st h s Mott
Kuntz Peter, jr., butcher, w 3 Wash'n av 1st h s Mott
Kuntz Frederick, butcher, w s Wash'n av 1st h s Mott
Kraus Andrew, shoe mkr, w s Wash'n av 1st h s Morris

Lent Wm. G., Justice of the Peace, office n e c E E av & Mott,.

r w s Wash'n av 3d h s Morris
Lewis Francis, civil engineer, w s Wash'n av 2d h s Monroe
Leithenser George,' tailor, e s Madison av 3d li n Mott
Leininger Philip, barber, s s Morris 2d h w Madison av
Lippe C., physician, e s E E av next Post Office
Loudon Eobt H., bookkeeper, N. Y., e sE E av 6th h n Tenth
Loux Hermann,, painter, w s 3d av 3d h n Monroe
Lyons James A., real estate, office n e c 3d av & Locust av, rn

s Fitch 3d h e AVash'n av
Lyons James, iron foundry, N. Y., n s Fitch 3d h e Wash'n av

M

Macgarithe James, s w c 11th & 3d av
Maconnell James, w s Wash'n av 3d h s Tenth
Maderstein George, saloon, e s E E av 1st h s Tenth
Macduf James, cabinet mkr, w s Wash'n av 1st h s Monroe
Manel Frank, cabinet mkr, w a Wash'n av 2d h s Mott

1-J4 TKEMONT UIllECTOEY.

Maher Patrick, Ibr., n s Ninth let h e K R av

Maker Micliael, Ibr., n s Ninth 1st li e K Rav

McCue Patrick, Ibr., s w c K R av & Mott

MeConnell AVni., confectioner, w s AVasli'n av 4th h s Mott

McDermott P., phimber, e s R R av 'Id li n Mott, r Valentine

av nr Myrtle av
McDade Wni., painter, e s R R av Bd h n ^lott
McDermott Thomas, Ibr, Myrtle av 8d h s Fitch
McFarland Mr., w s Wash'n av 5th h s Fitch
McGrath Thomas, Ibr., n s Ninth lid h e R R av
McGraw John, Ibr., e s R R av 5th h n Eighth
McGraw Owen, Ibr., n s Ninth 1st h e R R av
McGraw Michael, Ibr., n s Ninth 1st h e R R av
McKinstry Andrew, merchant, e s R R av 'Id h n Fitch
McLoughlin Patrick, n s Morris 'kl h w Wash'n av
McLewee Frederick, merchant, w s od av '2d h n Twelfth
McManus C, wid., store, e s R R av 1st h n Morris
Metcalf Elizabeth, wid., w s Madison av 2d h n Fitch
Melhiy Dexter W., e s Wash'n av 4th h n Twelfth
Meyers Ferdinand, n s Valentine 1st h w R R av
Meyers Gustavus, musical instrument mkr, n w c Valentine &

R R avs
Mierisch John M., grocer, s w c Twelfth & 8d av
Miller James B., carpenter, e s R R av 3d h n Tenth
Miller J. C, bookbinder, N. Y., w s Wash'n av od h s Mott
Middleton Wm. B., dentist, w s Wash'n av 3d h s Eleventh
Mor]-is Henry, carpenter, w s od av 9th h n Eighth .
Morrison Samuel, painter, e s R R av 1st h n Tenth
Morse Mrs., wid., e s R R av 4th h n Tenth
Morrissey Michael, Ibr., n s Valentine av od h n Myrtle av
Murry Andy, Ibr., e s od av 5th h n Locust av
Muiry Pat'k, Ibr., e s Madison av 1st h n Munroe
Murphy Timothy, Ibr., e s Madison av 1st h s Tenth
^fuller Fred'k, saloon, sec Madison av & Morris
Mullen J., Ibr., e s R R av 4th h n Eightli
Muldoon J^arney, Ibr., s w c R R av «S: Mott

N

Nagel Joseph, piano mkr, av s od av Otli h n Marble
Nesbitt Alex., (Rev,,) e s AVash'n av '2d h s Twelfth
Nicholson James, fish dealer, w s 3d av 1st h n Fitch

0

O'Brien J. A., merchant, N. Y., w s Madison av 3d h n Fitch

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Odell John, carpenter, s s Mott ocl h w Myrtle av
Osborn Wni. W., police, w s od av od h n Morris

P ^

Palmer Ferris, watcliman, s s Pitch 1st h w Wash'n av

Parsons L. D., s s Eleventh 1st h e E E av

Perkins John, jeweler, N. Y., Myrtle av 1st h s Spring

Petri Joseph, baker, w s od av 5th h n Eleventh

Pett Joseph B., painter, sec Madison av & Morris

Peake John L., n s Pitch nr Wash'n av

Phelps B. N., carpenter, N. Y., n w c Madison av & Eleventh

Pinker John, watchman, s w c Eleventh & od av

Porter James W., w s Wash'n av Tth h n Eighth

Porter James, e s Madison av 5th h s Tenth

Proli'en Erederick, furniture, w s 3d av 1st h n Mott

Pubhc School No. 1, e s 3d av bet Eleventh & Twelfth

R

Eace Stephen TL, carpenter, e s E E av 1st h s Tenth
Eandall James, moulder, w s Myrtle av Tth h s Valentine
Eau Eudolph, salesman, N. Y., s w c Worth av & Mott
Eae Alice, wid., e s Wash'n av 1st h n Ninth
Eappleyea J as., undertkr, N. Y., s s Eleventh nr Madison av
Eeilly Michael E., insp. of buildings, N. Y., o s E E av Tth h

n Eighth
Eeynolds Wm., stevedore, N. Y., s s Pitch l^d h w Myrtle av
Eeid Alfred, furniture, N. Y., e s Wash'n av 1st h n Eleventh
Eeid Alfred, jr., furn'r, N. Y., e s Wash'n av 1st h n Eleventh
Eimington jMatthew, superintendent, N. Y^., s e c E E av &

Eleventh
Eieners Charles, blacksmith, e s E E av 1st h n Tenth
Eiedinger Louis N., tinsmith, n s Morris od h w 3d av
Eobbins A. W., Ijrush factory, w s ISlyrtle av -Ith h s Valen-
tine av
Eockwell Lucius, bookkeeper, N. Y., n s Twelfth 1st h w

Wash'n av
Eobertson Wm. IL, painter, s w c Marble & 3d av
Eobertson Bertha, wid., sec Twelfth & AVash'n av
Eoe Charles, clocks, N. Y., e s Madison av 4th h n Eleventh
Eose Philip, turner, e s Madison av 3d h s Tenth
Euggles Elniira, wid., e s Madison av 1st h n Tenth

s

Saring J. S., bookl;eei)«-, N. Y., w s AA'asli'n av -id h s Monroe

126 TEEMONT DIRECTORY.

vSayxker Charles, cigar mkr, w s Wash'n av 2d h s Marble
Sawin AVm. J., drygoods, N. Y., w s Wash'n av 5th h n Ninth
Schell Alex., nee Twelfth & Madison av
8chall Michael, Ihr., w s od av 4th h n Marble
Schnabel Fred'k, shoe mkr, sec Mott & Madison av
Schulz Christian, Ibr., n s Morris od h w od av
ISchulz Gotfreid, grocer, s w c Madison av & Morris
S(^,hrieier Charlotte, wid., e s E. E, av 5th h n Tenth
Schrelmeir Peter, shoe mkr, n w c Myrtle av & Mott
Seaman John F., mer., N. Y"., e s Madison av 8d h n Fitch
Sharkey Joseph, cigar mkr, e s E E av 4th h n Tenth
Shaw & Stacey, stoves, e s E E av 6th h n Mott
Shaughnessy Simon, Ibr., e s E E av 2d h n Morris
Shaw W., tinsmith, w s Myrtle av 5th h s Valentine av
Sheehan John, Ibr., n s Ninth 1st h e E E av
Shove Oliver P., carpenter, n e c E E av & Tenth
Smith James B , blacksmith, e s E E av 4th h n Tenth
Smith James, Ibr., s s Mott 1st h w E E av
Smith Abel H., n s Fitch 1st h w Wash'n av
Smith J. D., mer., N. Y., w s Wash'n av 5th h s Twelfth
Smith Martin, boots & shoes, w s 3d av 3d h n Eleventh
Smart D., marble works, N. Y., e s Madison av 2d h n Tenth
Smart Wm. J., stationer, e s Wash'n av 2d h n Fitch
Smart Wm. J., clerk, s s Fitch nr AYash'n av
Sorg Heinrich, mer., N. Y., w s 3d av 2d h n Eleventh
Springhorn Henry, painter. Myrtle av 3d h n Eighth
Sprunt Isabella, wid., e s Madison av 6th h n Eleventh
Speaights J J., mer., N. Y., w s Wash'n av 6th h n Eighth
Stacey James, tinsmith, w s 3d av 7th h n Eigthth
Station House, w s Madison av 1st h n Morris
Steers Henry V., police sergeant, w s Madison av 3d h n Morris
Stein Charles, mer., N. Y., w s Madison av 3d h n Eleventh
Starbuck Geo. F., mer., N. Y., w s Madison av 2d h n Tenth
Stearns Daniel J., doctor, e s Wash'n av 2d h n Twelfth
Steams Thomas, clerk, N. Y., e s Wash'n av 2d n Twelfth
Stearns Carry I)., real estate, off. s s Morris nr Wash'n av, r «

s Wash'n av 2d h n Twelfth
Stanton James P., n s Twelfth nr Madison av
Streaver Howard M., stationer, N. Y., s s Twelfth 1st h.

w Wash'n av
Sullivan John, Ibr., w s 3d av 2d h n Monroe
Sullivan Patrick, carpenter, e s Madison av 1st h s Tenth
Summerfield Meta, wid., w s AVash'n av let h n Tenth

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T

Tape Eobt. M., gilder, e s Madison av 4tli li s Tenth.
Tarbox Hiram, 2d, postmaster, li R av opp H E, E, depot
Tarbox Hiram, jeweller, w s Wash'n av 2d h s Morris
Tarbox Cliarles W., clerk, w s Wash'n av 2d li s Morris
Thomson Wm. J., piano mkr, w & Wash'n av 4th h s Fitch
Thomson, Theodore, carpenter, w s Wash'n av 4th h s Fitch
Thomas Lewis, pilot, s s Fitch. 1st h w Wash'n av
Thine John, Ibr., e s 3d av 2d h n Monroe
Thwaites Joseph, w s Wash'n av 4th h n Ninth
Tilley Edward J., marble works, E E, av opp H E E depot, r

Prospect, Fairmont
Tompkins George, moulder, e s E E av 6th h n Tenth
Townsend Wm., butcher, e s E E av 8th h n Tenth
Trainer John, mason, e s Madison av 1st h n Twelfth
Treadbar Charles, clerk., N. Y., s w c Worth ay & Morris

V

Van Anden Henry A., e s E E av 8th h n Tenth
Vaupel Christian, shoe mkr, n s Morris 3d h w 3d av
Vinton & Sons, piano factory, w s E E av nr Valentine av
Vinton C. A., pianos, w s Myrtle s w c Valentine av
Vinton H. A., pianos, w s Myrtle s w c Valentine av
Vinton Fred. H., pianos, w s Myrtle s w c Valentine av

w

Washington James, painter, e s E E av 3d h n Tenth

Ware Mi-s., wid., nurse, w s Myrtle av 2d h s Valentine av

Waterman S., wid., dry goods, w s Wash'n av 2d h s Marble

Waterman George, piano mkr, w s Wash'n av 2d h s Marble

Wacker Geo., carpenter, w s 3d av 2d h n Eleventh

Walb James P., e s Wash'n av 1st h n Fitch

Webb Elizabeth, wid., w s Madison av 4th h n Twelfth

Weber Wm. V., e s Wash'n av 1st h s Fitch

Weecks John H., police, n s Mott 1st h e Wash'n av

Welch John, Ibr., w s 3d av 2d h n Monroe

Weiner Nicholas, painter, w s 3d av 3d h n Marble

Webb Wm. W., plumber, w s Wash'n av 4th h s Monroe

Weeks John, w s Myrtle av 6th h s Valentine av

Weeks Jackson, w s Myrtle av 6th h s Valentino ";"

White George, e s Madison av 3d h s Eleventh

White Geo., jr., teacher, N. Y., w s AVash'n av 5th h n Eighth

128 ' TREMONT DIEECTORY.

White Charles F., Monroe ur Orchard
Wiune Joseph, blacksmith, e s K R av 5th h ii Tenth
AVielkeile Charles, dyer, N. Y., s w c Worth av & Mott
Wirdnam Richard, mason, s s Mott lid h w Wash'n av
Wilkins Morris, auc'r, N. Y., w s Wash'n av 4th h s Twelfth.
Willing Henry, blacksmith, w s 3d av Gth h n Eleventh
Wilde Thomas, e s Madison av 5 th h n Fitch
Wick Christopher, Ibr., w s Madison av 5th h n Twelfth
Wilt John, blacksmith, e s Madison av 2d h s Tenth
Wilson Francis F., teacher, e s Wash'n av od h n Fitch
AVood N. K., hardware, Harlem, e s R R av 8th h n Eighth
Woolley Daniel, iron moulder, w s od av -ith h n Eleventh

Y'oiind Fred'k, butcher, ^v s Mvrtle av 3d h s ^lott

APPENDIX

TOWN OFFICERS.

Supervisor— William Cauldwell, corner Boston rd and George
^street.

Town Clerk — Eugene King, Morris Place, West Morrisania.

Street Commissioner — John McOarty.

Receiver of Taxes — Wm. Turner, Town Hall.

Overseer of the Poor — John York, Boston road, North New
York.

Inspector of Lamps and Gas — John Immens, opposite Town
Hall.

Assessors — Wm. Hoeland, Boston road, Momsania ; John
Mehlem, Boston road, near Elton street. South Melrose ; Jas.
H. Gibney, Third av and Concord.

Collector of Assessments — George P. Arcularius, Town
Hall.

Con'stables — John Mehlem, Melrose; John Savor, High-
bridgeville ; Wm. H. Rose, Morrisania ; George H. Dellett,
Morrisania ; Thomas Brown.

Town Sealer — Arthur B. Hauptman, cor. Seventh street and
Third avenue. Morrisania.

Pound Masters — M. Stadmiller, Melrose ; Henry Donohue,
Morrisania ; Thomas Hughes, Mott Haven.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE TOWN HALL.

Justice Hauptman, Mondays and Thursdays.

Justice Fullen, Tuesdays and Fridays.

Justice Flanagan, Wednesdays and Saturdays.

BOAED OF TRUSTEES.

Clerk — Eugene Ring, West Morrisania.
President — H. F. L. Bunting, Mott Haven.
Supervisor — Wm Cauldwell.
First Ward — T. Mason Oliver, H. F. L. Bunting.
Second Ward — John F. Rice, Patrick Mullins.
Third Ward— Ernest Hall, Geo. R. Teasdale.
Fourth Ward — David McLeod, Geo. P Arcularius.

lao MOERISANIA DIRECTORY.

STANDING COMMITTEES.

Finance — Messrs. Teasdale, Cauldwell, Mullins and Rice.

Highways and Bridges — Messrs. Oliver, Arcularius, Mullin*
and Hall.

Legal Questions — Messrs. Cauldwell, Rice, Arcularius and
Teasdale.

Public Health — Messrs. McLeod, Oliver, Arcularius and
Hall.

Printing — Messrs. Arcularius, Mullins, Teasdale and Hall.

Lamps and Gas — Messrs. Rice, Oliver, Cauldwell and McLeod.

Temporary Relief of the Poor — Messrs. Hall, McLeod, Rice
and Oliver.

Town Officers — Messrs. Mullins, Oliver, Arcularius and Hall.

Repairs and Supplies — Messrs. Rice, Mullins, Teasdale and
Cauldwell.

Regular meetings of the Board, Pirst Tuesday of eacK
month, at 4:30 p. m.

The Standing Committees meet every Tuesday evening.

BOARD OP EDUCATION.

President — T. Mason Oliver.
Secretary — John Planagan.
Treasurer — Louis Diehl.
Clerk — John J. Clarke.

Samuel R. Davis, James M. Stedman, James Pinegan, Ed-
ward Kirk, Jr. ; Thomas W. Timpson, Robert McParlan.

STANDING COM MITTEES.

Finance — John Planagan. James M. Stedman, Robert Mc-
Parlan.

Buildings, Repairs and Supplies — Robert ]McI*arlan, Jjouia.
Dielil, James Pinegan.

Rules, Regulations and J3y-Laws — Thomas AV. Timpson^
Samuel R. Davis, Edward Kirk, Jr.

Teachers — John Planagan. Robert McParlan, Louis Diehl.

On Normal School — John Planagan, Robert McParlan, Louis.
Dielil.

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VISITING COMMITTEES.

School No. 1 — Messrs. Flanagan, Uiehl and Davis.
*' " 2 — Messrs. Timpson, Kirk and Flanagan.
" " 3 — Messrs. McParlan, Diehl and Davis.
" " 4 — Messrs. Finegan, Stedman and McFarlan.
'' '* 5 — Messrs. Diehl, Kirk and Timpson.

Regular meetings of the Board are held on the Second Mon-
day of each month at 4 o'clock P. M., in the Board room,
School house No. 4, Melrose.

MORRISANIA FIRE DEPARTMENT.

OllGANIZED APRIL 12x0, 1856.

President' — John Van Horn.
Vice-President — Wm. M. Bogert.
Secretary — Robert Danfield, Jr.
Treasurer — P. Mullins.

BOAliD OF COMMISSIONERS.

John J. Blauvelt, Lawrence McGrath, George B. Birch.

TRUSTEES, WIDOWS AND ORPHANS FUND.

E. W. Albro, Louis Falk, John McCarty.

BOARD OE ENGINEERS.

Chief — John Van Horn.
Assistant Chief — Adam Hipp.
Assistant Chief — Fred. Geecks.

BOARD OF REPRESENTATIVES.

President — John Van Horn.

Vice-President — Wm. M. Bogert.

Secretary — Robert Danfield, Jr.

Engine No. 1. — Wm. Bolmer, Ed. Austin.

Engine No. 2 — Peter Keene, John McCiisker.

Engine No. 4 — Luke O'Hanlan, Francis McDonough.

Engine No. 5 — Wm. M. Bogert, Geo.' W. Brower.

Hose No. 1 — Mike Von Greitchen, Qoo. Schueman.

Hose No. 2 — Geo. H. Dyer, John Van Horn. Jr.

132 MOERISANIA DIRECTOEY.

Hose No. 8 — Adam Rice, John Mullins.

Hook and Ladder, No. 1 — Martin Endress, Andrew Stock-
inj?er.

Hook and Ladder, No. 2 — John Kershaw, James Quinn.

Engine Co. No. 1 — Located on east side Fulton avenue, be-
tween Fiftli and Sixth streets. Foreman — John M. Campbell ;
Assistant Foreman — John Royal.

Engine Co. No. 2 — Located on Westchester Railroad street,
between Eagle and Passage avenues. Foreman — James. C.
Clark ; Assistant Foreman — James Tallon.

Engine Co. No. 4 — Located on Boston road near Mott
street. Foreman — Luke O'Hanlan ; Assistant Foreman — Jas.
Meagen.

Engine Co. No. 5 — Located on Washington avenue near
Mary street. Foreman — John Nimphius, Jr ; Assistant For-
eman— John Condon.

Hose Co. No. 1 — Located on Elton street near Boston road.
Foreman — Martin Kraus ; Assistant Foreman .

Hose Co. No. 2 — Located on Fourth street, between Third
aud Washington avenues. Foreman — Geo. H. Dyer ; Assist-
ant Foreman — Frank P. Mott.

Hose Co. No. 3 — Located on Lexington street, near Passage
avenue. Foreman — Edward Irwin; Assistant Foreman —
Charles Wilhelm.

Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1 — Located on Fourth street near
Fordham avenue. Foreman — Wm. McGill ; Assistant Fore-
man— George Castle.

Hook and Ladder Co. No. 2 — Located on Bronx street near
Boston road. Foreman — John Robertson ; Assistant Foreman
— ^lichael Finigan.

ELECTION DISTRICTS.

First District, comprising all that portion of the Town
bounded on the East by Willis Avenue; on the North by Cot-
tage street, extending westerly to Harlem river ; and on the
south and Avest by Harlem river.

Second District, bounded on the west by Willis avenue ; on
the north by 147th street to St. Ann's avenue and Westchester
Railroad street ; and on the south and east by the town line,
East river and Harlem river.

Third District, bounded on the south by Grove street ; on

MOEEISANIA DIRECTOEY. 133

the east by the Harlem Eailroad and Mill Brook ; on the west
by the Harlem river ; and on the north by the town line.

Fourth District, bounded on the south by Cottage street ; on
the east by Boston Eoad or Third ave. ; on the north by Mary
street ; and on the west by the Harlem Eailroad.

Fifth District, bounded on the south by Westchester Eail-
road street, and 147th street ; on the east by the town line ;
on the west by Third avenue ; and on the north by Cliff street.

Sixth District, bounded on the south by Mary street ; on
the north by Mill Brook ; on the east by Third avenue ;
and on the west by the Harlem Eailroad.

Seventh District, bounded on the south by Mill Brook and
Cliff street ; on the west by Mill Brook ; on the north by Fourth
street, Springy Place and George street ; and on the east by
the town line.

Eighth District, bounded on the south by Fourth street,.
Spring Place and George street ; on the west by Mill Brook;
and on the north and east by the town line.

NEWSPAPEES.

Westchester County Journal, (Independent,) James Still-
man, Editor and Publisher. Established April, 1852.

Westchester Times, (Eepublican,) D. B. Frisbee, Editor and
Publisher. Established January, 1865.

Westchester Deutsche Zeitung, (Democratic,) 1). Biermas-
ter, Pubhsher. EstabUshed May, 1868.

CHUECHE8.

Episcopal (St. Paul's). — Fordham ave., above Eighth street.
Bev. Thomas E. Harris, Eector. Services at 10:30 a. m., 7:30
p. m. Sunday school at 3 p. m.

Trinity Church. — George street near Boston road. Serv-
ices every Sunday at 10:30 a. m„ and 3:30 p. m. Sunday
school at 2 p. m.

St. Mapcy's Church. — Garden street. The Eev. Chas. S.
Knapp, Eector. Services at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sun-
day school at 9 a. m.

St. Ann's, (Episcopal.) — 138th street, cor. St. Ann's avenue.
Eev. W. Huckle. Services at 10:30 a. m. and 4 p. m,
Sunday school 9:15 a. m.

134 MORRIS ANI A DIRECTORY.

Potts Memohial Presbytekian. — Washin(2:ton avenue, bet.
Fifth and Sixth streets. Rev. Arthur Potts. Services at 10:30
a. m. and 3:30 p. m. Sunday school at 3:30 p. m.

First M. E. Church — Cor. Willis avenue and 141st street.
Rev. L. P. Perr> . Services at 10:30 p. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Sunday school at 2:30 p. m.

Methodist Episcgpal. — Washington avenue, cor. Fourth
street. Rev. T. B. Smith. Services at 10:30 a. m. and 7 p. m.
Sunday school at 2 p. m.

Methodist Episcopal, (German.) — Washington avenue, op-
posite ^[elrose street. Rev, J. Meyer. kServices at 10:30 a.m.
and 7:30 p. m.

St. Paul's A. M. E. Church. — Washington avenue, corner
Springfield street. Preaching at 3 p. m and 7:30 p. m.

Reformed Dutch. — Boston road and Cottage street. Rev.
llasbrouck DuBois. Services at 10:30 a. m. and 3:30 p. m.
Sunday school at 9 a. ni.

Dutch Reformed, — Washington avenue, bet. Melrose and
Prospect streets. Rev. George AVindemuth. Services at 10:30
•a. m and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 2 p. m.

German Evang. Lutheran (St. ^Iatthews.) — Courtland ave.,
bet. Mary and Springfield streets. Rev. E. G. Zeumer. Serv-
ices at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m, Sunday school at 1:30 p. m.

First Congregational. — Washington avenue, bet. Third
and Fourth streets. Rev. W. W^esterfield. Services at 10:30
a. ni. and 7:30 p. m.

Second Congregational Church. — Milton street, near Wash-
ington avenue. Rev. Chas. Ritter. Services at 3 and 7:30 p.
m. Sunday school at 2 p. m.

St. Augustine's, (Roman Catholic) — Jefferson street, corner
Franklin avenue. Sunday services. Masses at 8 and 10:30
a. m. Sunday school at 2:30 p, m. Vespers at 3:30 p. m.
Rev. J. Woods.

Roman Catholic, (German. )Denman street, between Boston
road and Courtland ave. Rev. Francis Karel. Masses at 8
and 10 p. m.

Baptist, — Cor, Courtland av and Milton street. Services at
10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sabbath school 2 p. m.

Baptist, (Pilgrims.) — Boston road. Rev. Mr. Lincoln.
Services at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.

Christian Meeting-IIouse. — Seventh street, bet. Fulton and
Franklin avenues. Seats free. C. Abercrombie, preacher.

MORBISANIA DIRECTORY. 135

CHURCHES— TREMONT.

Pkesbyterian. — Washington avenue, between Twelfth and
Fitch streets. Rev. Alex. Nesbitt. Services at 10:30 a. m. and
7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m.

House of Rest eok Coxsuaiptives. — Episcopal. — North side
of Morris street, between Washington and Railroad avenues.
Services with sermon every Sunday afternoon at 3:30 p. m.

Mehodist EpiscorAL. — Washington avenue, bet. Morris and
Mott streets. Rev. Paul R. Brown. Services at 10:30 a. m.
.and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m.

TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES.

Crystal Stream division No. <S1, S. ofT., organized Oct. 16.

1866. Edw. Mount, W. P. ; Smith Williamson, R. S. Meets
Monday evenings, in Braun's hall, north side 113d street near
Third avenue.

Crystal Spring Division, No. 89, S. of T. Organized Dec.

5, 1868. W. P., Prank T. Kirwin ; R. S., E. D. Davis.
Meets Wednesday evenings in Hake's hall, corner Third ave-
nue and Milton street.

MoRRisANiA Division No. 317, S. of T., organized March 12,
1868. George Bell, W. P. ; Gfeorge J. Brown, R. S. Meets
Thursday evenings, in Odd Pellows' hall. Fifth street, between
Railroad and Washington avenues.

Pocahontas Lodge No. 234, I. 0. of G. T., organized Dec.

6, 1870. E. D. Bassett, W. C. T. ; R. B. Austin, Secretary.
Meets Thursday evenings, in Braun's hall, north side 143d
street near Third avenue.

Covenant Lodge No. 27, I. 0. of G. S., and D. of S., organ-
ized Feb. 8, 1870. T. B. Buxton, ^Y. C. ; Wm. Rehfeld, R. S.
Meets Friday evenings, in Hake's hall, corner Third avenue
and Milton street.

Tremont Division, No. 188, S. of T. Organized Ivlav 20,

1867. W. P., William McDade ; R. S., Miss Sarah Tarbox.
Meets Monday evenings in Firemens' hall, Morris street, be-
tween Railroad and Washington avenues.

G. A. R.

Post Oliver Tildp:r No. 96, organized May 24, 1869. Com-
mander, Geo.G. Chase ; Adjutant, Wesley Farrington. Meets
on Tuesday evenings, in Schutzen's hal) Third avenue, between
Fourth and Fifth streets.

13() MOERISANIA DIRECTORY.

MASONIC LODGES.

LifA- Lodge No. 'M2, F. & A. M. Meets the First and Third
Tuesday of each Month at Morrisania hall, Railroad avenue^
between Fourth and Fifth streets. Officers — John McGuire^
W. M. . Robert R. Sherwood, S. AV. ; George S. Bell, J. W. ;.
Jos. Santos, Treas. ; Thomas W. Timpson, Sec'y.

Ivy ChaptekNo. 288, R. A. M., meets the First and Third
Tuesday of each Month at Morrisania hall, Railroad avenue
between Fourth and Fifth streets. Officers — Edward Kirk, Jr.,
High Priest; John E. Comfort, M. D., King; Rol^ert R. Sher-
wood, Scribe ; Henry Schmidt, Treas. ; George E. Sherwood,
Secretary.

Gavel Ijodge, No. 703, F. & A. M., meets every Friday
eveninof at 7:30 P. M., at their hall, 143d street near Third
avenue^ Officers— S. H. Mcllroy, M. ; J. H. G. Blythe, S. W. ;.
C. S. Roder, J. W. ; G. A. J. Norman. Secretary ; I. W. Duns-
more Treasurer.

AViELAXD Lodge, F. &. A. M., U. D., meets every Wednesday
evening at their rooms in Georgi's building. Third avenue near
First street. Officers — Augustus Freudel, W. M. ; Henry
Schmidt, S. W. ; Jacob Held, J. W. ; JohnEichler, Treasurer -
Peter AVeyand, Secretary.

Guiding Stab, No. 56.'^, F. & A. M., meets Second and Fourth
Tuesday at Masonic hall, corner of Railroad avenue and Mott
street, Tremont. Officers — R. Leigh Anderton, Jr., W. M. ;
AVilliam Herring, S. ^Y. ; Richard Hillman, J. W. ; William
A. (xre^-e. Treasurer : Carey I). Stearns, Secretary.

ODD FELLOWS LODGES.

MoRiiisAxiA Lodge, No. 171, I. 0. of 0. F., Meets every
AVednesday evening in Odd Fellows hall, Fifth street, between
Railroad and AVashington avenues. Officers — Richard A.
Cooke, N. G. ; John R. Smith, V. G. ; AVilliam Man waring,
R. S. ; John H. Markham, P. S. ; AA'm R. Collins, Treasurer.

Goethe Lodge, 193, I. 0. of 0. F.. Meets every Tuesday
evening in Odd Fellows hall. Fifth street between Railroad
and AVashington avenues. Officers — R. Zimmermann, N. G. i
John lUiuer, \. G. ; Robert A'ollbrach, R. S. ; Joseph Buhler,.
P. S. ; John Kuhorn, Treasurer.

MOREISANIA DIEEOTORY. 137

INCORPOEATED COMPANIES.

Harlem Bridge, Morrisania and Fordham Eailway Company.
President, Harford B. Kirk ; Treasurer, William Cauldwell ;
Secretary, John B. Haskin ; Superintendent, Jas. J. Murphy.

Directors : — John B. Haskin, Abraham B. Tappen, Henry ^
E. Eemson, William Eemson, Harford B. Kirk, William
Cauldwell, Horace P. Whitney, Albert B. Whitney, Matthew
B. Wynkoop, John J. Hallenbeck, Eichard M. Hoe, Phineas
T. Barnum, Cornelius Bogart.

Morrisania Steamboat Company. Office, corner 188tli street
and Third avenue. President, H. H. Eobinson ; Treasurer,
Thomas Eae ; Secretary, John Hopkins ; Superintendent, C.
Longstreet.

Westchester County Gas Light Company, organized July 18,
1859. Authorized Capital, $500,000. Office, Mott Haven.
Works, Port Morris. President, Eobert Campbell ; Secretary
and Superintendent, AVm E. Beal ; Treasurer, E. A. Brick.

Board of Directors : — Eobert Campbell, John J. Crane, S.
D. Gifford, Edward Willis, Eiley A. Brick, William E. Beal,
Charles Bathgate, Charles Stillman.

Suburban Gas Light Company, organized June 11, 1870.
Authorized Capital, $125,000. Office, Eailroad avenue near
Mott street, Tremont. Works, on Bronx river, West Earms.
President, Charles W. Bathgate; Secretary and Consulting
Engineer, Wm E. Beal ; Treasurer, E. A. Brick.

Board of Directors ; — Cliarles W. Bathgate, Frederick Grote,
Philip Duffy, Wm Herring, Eiley A. Brick, Wm. E. Beal,
James Cummings.

German Savings Bank, Hake's building, corner Milton street
and Third avenue. Bank cpen Daily from 10 A. M., to 3
P. M. Monday and Saturday evenings from 6 to 9 P. M. De-
posits received from 10 cents to $5,000. Six per cent interest
allowed on all sums from $5 to $5,000 free of Government tax.
President, Gustavus Pfeiffer ; 1st Vice-President, Gen. Eranz
^igel ; 2d Vice-President, F. Heyer ; Treasurer, A. J. Braud-
lacht ; Cashier and Secretary, Wm. Hoeland.

Morrisania Savings Bank, corner Westchester road and
Third avenue. Open Daily from 10 A. M., to 3 P. M., also on
Monday and Saturday evenings from 5 to 8 P. M. Six per

138 MOEEISANIA DIRECTOEY.

rent interest free of Government tax allowed on all sums from
$1 to $5,000. President, H. P. DeGraaf ; Treasurer, Alfred
Knapp ; Secretary, Eugene Eing.

MANUFACTUEEES.

Janes & Kirtland, Manufacturers of Ornamental Iron Work.
Foundry, Westchester Eoad near Benson avenue. Warerooms,
Nos. 6, 8, 10 and 12 Eeade street, N. Y. John S. Sanson,
Superintendent.

The Jordan L. Mott Iron Works. Foundry, Third ave., and
Harlem Bridge. Warerooms, 98 Beekman street, N. Y.
Superintendent, John Demarest.

Dunham & Co., Piano Factory, Morrisania, between Mary
& Melrose streets. Warerooms, 881 Broadway, N. Y.

The Arion Pip.no Manufacturing Company, Westchester,
Eaiboad street, between Eetreat & St. Ann's avs. Wm. Simp-
son, jr.. President ; Geo. C. Manner, Superintendent.

P A E K S .

Karl's Park, Eetreat avenue, between 147th & Henry streets.
Christian Schftffer, Proprietor.

Sylvan Park, foot of Fifth street, oj^posite H. E. E. depot.
Henry Fried gen. Proprietor.

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